mobyterian
HIBTE General
SDYN DA Auenibly, 0. 8.
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Tab
6017111 CAROLINA 1111 - NIFIIi3
AF.s:mi!ly wet a the usual hour yesterday
E..,vrend.onoe both of members and
- : ;: ott 7 re woqe,tsi CaMpired to the last tow
fsYs- /1 , p r . Omakey opened the proceedings
• P" T , o O- a tie gof the minutes, several member;
on the dointg
;leOgiens- •
o f a ll iasteutp, on leave being grant
sot •• o n the minority report on the state
o „ ti y ,dented last evening.
rf tlie C -where defined their position on
T O other m.
a nd ailed correctiona of the record.
O.tl °- ..„' flo od that the majority report be spread
Ine - or d.. On this question, Messrs Ogden,
• thel o re ;oom, hielogeave. Waller, and others
adopted.
• Toe mooon wan
were finally approved.
t ote 0-4.-;eo..
Board
a resolution directing the
Dr Board of Education to Baltimore.
ex lb'
be.rs moved to insert Pittsburg,
versi oc m and other olden, in
oor °der..lndianapolis,
e The matter wee indefinitely
el lie.I.IILOT •
F lee
. A.
f.fr i Tl, b i sail , of Kentucky, rose and stated that
pa:, hall reported him as yesterday
mr. Mclnnis, of alew Orleans who
4'l,o7tt%trong Southern rights speech. Mr. 'Bar
prn,- ;ter! that he tool not opened his lips yester
,'""flat. farther, he wee a Union man s and
ix 3
dad.'"a Or home. The report pin ell him in
:SS , •, n •
nslllolo.
I ft.,'' e v m on o n an who made the remark s attributed
I ol iv bi a on on Wednesday was Mr . 111 Pedon,
Or member of the same Synod ea Mr.
inneo—Rp 1
re 'porr. of the Committee on the Annual Itto
."" t 'o e Board of Publication was then taken
r g' o r' ' dionissod at length. • .
I Waller made an elaborate ad
'„, , - tee report, in *which he urged that the
• o oi not es 11COISomioady managed as it ought
Ea pointed out defective management in
lo be. .
net 0 salaries. stook, .to.
14--1' 1) McPhail, •of Euston , chairman of
Pr Roo o
-easilttee, rote to defend their action. Ho
''.;;;:ied that the Board was not intended to be
ls ere money meting publication house. When
. e Board is to entirely diverted from its purpose,
7-ts; e ve: happens, he will use all his inflows
,troy it. The Board Was not intended to pub.
; 0 101311;r books, but to publish unpopular books,
c rib hooks as will advanoe the interests of reit-
Other publishers ought to be allowed to
i o . , m e popular books around, at low prime, while
Beard took books not likely to attract atten
on in other quarters, and published them for the
f ministers, church members, and students;
this Ohslllolol' are books like . 4 Calvin's Toed
the " Assembly'll Pleat," etc. The
,meter farther defended the Board In the matter
and economy generally, arid the die.
,:ion
use continued up to the hour of adjourn
:a
ATTsunvon ensoicr.
nem was considerable falling . cif of interest
toordsy afternoon, as the discussion of the Union
' o oletioes, 'which had attraotesta large , number of
otiudicrs, had been enspeoded.
The records of South Carolina coming up, upon
chinos asking if the law upon slavery, as en
rol in 1818_ was rescinded by the action of 1845,
yoch disousaion ensiled.
gentleman from .. Egypt," Illinois, represent
-891104, stated that be bed been instructed
rote against any change of the established de
'onetime of the Church on the question.
lit Ogden, a - Miss , stated, in a resolution, that
;:te action of 1845 was merely explanatory of the
o _,lotion of 1818, and not blibTereive Of that re
the dismission which ensued, South Carolina
o oirea a rigid scathing at the hands of a Western
yocate.
118 Secretary read, repeatedly, that portion of
4 General Record (1845) ortdob stated th a t no
rtion should be taken upon the question of hu
ms slavery, other than that referred to in the
icaptores.
I :isolation well offered and voted, that
;coeval Assembly had, in 1846, decided to the
oritrarv. and the members from the South voted
;oho affirmative
lit Smith hoped that the old deliverance of 1818
._=td be resin mad_ Northern Presbyterians had
family adhered to the old resolution, as then
cofounded, and at the present time should be
,?opted.
Dr Hodge offered an amendment that, in accept.
o s sea aprrevlng the teimitee of the Synod of
Salk Carolina, the Assembly should not he nu
t:Mood as endorsing or expressing any opinion as
the station of the Synod upon the political
polls of South Carolina.
ibe following is the roaolution of the minutes of
troth Carolina referred to. It will be seen that
tikes political action upon the oriels of the
too:
With regard to the political duties of our churches
e ;Imposed of citizens of this Commonwealth, the
17003 of South Carolina is not celled upon, as a
moat, even in the present-extremity, to give ad-
Os or instrootion Political intermeddling by
mit.ised ministers of the Simnel, and espeeiallyby
1:..fol of professed ministers, was been troop% wino
rl for many years to our country; and has con
perhspa more than any other cause, to
ng the country to its present condition.
Tits Synod, composed of Minlaters and ruling
,era, would not now be found imitating the bad
tomple so often set by ecclesiastical bodies at the
Sioh
BE there is now a great and solemn question
Itfwe the people of this Mate, affecting its very lire
ei being ; and that Ruestion bas, of course, its re.
aspects and relations, upon whisk this body
hiedeetly competent to speak ; and If its deliver.
mt, thereupon should have a pelitkial bearing,
result for which we oaneht be held re•
'Mu, is involved at this immediate Juncture a
who Ravens our rights; a duty to our
r!dtre, whore Mood and suffering procured them
'::t;; a duty to our children, whose preoionti ie.
!xitance we may not waste or defile; and a duty
nom very dares, whom men that know them not,
:or care not tor them, as we do, would take from
tar preteeflou.
This Synod hoe no be:Radon therefore, ln ex
easing the belief that the peop lei of South Caro-
Sts are now solemnly hug ed upon to imitate their
I..riutionary forefainers, and stand up ler their
tie have au bumble, abiding confidence that
Gat whore truth we represent in this conflict, will
to Nit') us; and exhorting our Ohnrch end people
t+ put tketr traria: in Goa, and so forward in the
damn path cf duty. which his providence opens
Wore them, we, aduiators and elders of the Pres
byterian Church in South Carolina, in Synod as
ttxtftd, wtuld give them our benediction, and the
&wears that we shall sincerely and fervently fun
y*Ere for them the care and protection of Almighty
rAd.
The records of Mississippi were approved, there
tiltg baking ca, 3e-ctioaahles awaits
the Synod of St. Paul the committee reported
:pcm certain bad spelling
the records of the Synod of Texas, Alabama,
LS FORM others, were not in possession of the
11.-emtir.
The appeal of R. J. Breekinridge and othera, of
Su Synod of Ken-natty, wee laid over until the
un meeting of the Oeneral Assembly.
fppeale against the adoption of the Maga mined
tgpott were registered by Rev. Dr. A 11 Bell,
R theat*r. Rev. Idr A- Lloyd, of Ohio, and
i" , ,,tges, of Prinetwon.
kravai, CONuaIitiCRNENS or TUE ECLUCTIC
XVICAL COLLII6IA —Yesterdsy at noon the an.
Za! commencement of the Eclectic Medical Col-
N. same cff at the Musical Fund Hall, in the
;sense of a highly respectable audience. After
zl performanoe of several favorite airs by the
..ti, Drayer was offered by the Rev. Mr Robin
t7, The degree of Daotor of Medicine Twee cos
•!e8 upon the following named gentlemen:
-`:yard iieynolda Pennsylvania
r omtitua Surface Ohio
.tzt Moetling Pennsylvania
,4 '11.3 C. Card Pennsylvania
1 R. Slay New York
2 Andrews New York
e Stewart Ohio
, Splacer Perkins Massachusetts
E G Dalton Yosnayhrania
Armstrong.... r y Pennsylvania
A 4 A. Bennett Now York
W ED, Births Pennsylvania
:iiritly Hick? fitinde Island
ifti P.:.. s ts Hsw. Jetwey
rum._ nier
.- .
L .: , mgeP Maki; Maryland
?v.. Lee Townsend Rhode Island
' 4, anol. Ore, Jr. PenurrsWallis
4 0 teirruS England
~.z Taylor Penneylvirnia
Irat Beatty Jones Pennsylvania
AM (1. Miner Missouri
11 -); B Wolff Massaebrutetts
5 Cornell Massachusetts
las Honorary Degree was conferred upon Dr.
3 0 iVoilf. of Massaohusetts, sod Dr II C. Coin
111 1. of Connectiout The number of matriculants
Kle present time is 122
t., Valedicitory Addr,gss vas. .3.41,..rad lAD.,
20. Davidson, Professor of Materia Medlea and
4eiventiol.
PICKING FOOKETEL—Joseph Riley SEW Win.
ii ,lirard was arrested at America and Jefferson
`:set s upon the oberge of attempting to 'pick
mietm_ The stemmed ie well ktiown to the police,
4 . 71 0 g been arrested upon similar charges Ile
to riven y Alderman Shoemaker.
Coax EXCHANGE ON /toenails OF ARMY
- , 6 b —A special meeting of the Corn Exchange
was held yeeterday meriting, at the
: 41 In the absence of the President, Mr. steel
Wk 4 to the chair. and the following preamble
&DI resolution were offered by Mr. Budd, and
' 4 „"bilouly adopted :
rrivrtar, Charge intiefteite, hal somewhat
!ROMs, exist atpresent that the Government
been imposed upon in the varione artioles of
4t..!laity furniebed for the troops—it la, therefore,
/tesofred, That the members of the Corn Ex
t'LOße will o4tber 801 l nor ba7 any unsotuad or
stun article of brendstoffs or other provisione
to be intended for the use of the army.
~ oHo e - Lrerniiy,—Yesterday morning two
obefed, e Alderman oerea
supp lifting. It befo
See r ms that they we nt inlctoo r, a
cloore, at Third and George 'Assets, ander the
Fretezeo of selling some soap, and while the pro-
Iltiten attention was directed elsewhere, they
t'tf their basket with idiom, and made off They
"Te both committed for trial.
fie 3 ETISNTY NOME 1110EILAYD RIGUINNT.
d
: I „, i "Patch wee lISCHfiTfld Dere list eTeuing
zg that the Beventy-ninth Highland Guard
1 ,7 4 1, ft New York at seve n o'clock, and would
c e here a' two o'clock this morning. The
tttim,... •
moth lender the command Of Lieutenant
Samna] Mackenzie Fdltot, and hee been
' 'Marching orders for several days past.
„„ k t erig.v. the min were furnished with knap-
V,,' 800 muskets, 1.1) boxes of ammunition, and
outtridgo. At two o'clock yea
afternoon, the regiment passed by Gen.
Gen." e-' ' "Untie, le Twentieth street, and re.
4', 171, 1 a handsome flag from Mns Ewen. The
!!:conleaniea the regiment to Washington.
rat' ' 3 elor nolice bad a /quad of policeman
f„,',' . 4d at Waildegton street wharf last night.
t",, 'Purpose of preserving order and facilitating
T'''tage or the troop! to the Baltimore depot.
Th 1. " IntSPETIDINT BADlnge
t:a Inieuendent Rangers, under command of
Inaln blve been Prrnished with new
". 14 5 e 13- r.entitti nr,lrtura. tbo of 3 number of
1 " t Rangers, we
iloTitatic
sce a'i ro p,tr.:-dn this morning.
, have alre•-•11 • • v it
irmlit service
I, red
. a uT Giver - tim e : — ant ei • r., .61: 7 e on be or
to WatbiLKlOn
A - or. HOUSEHOLD FURNITUBB, helloe s ito
lat Ls
nung, at 10 o'clock. Himont bouzahold
i r ;", gurnior piano fortes. Ito . at Div*
814 Ullutaut streak
The Annie Lonedale Testunonial To-
morrow.
We are pleased to learn that thus welt•merited
compliment to the fair inaugurator of " The Lone
Mothers of Volunteers' Relief Fund " promises to
be a truly brilliant affair, thanks to the exertion■
of the distinguished eomndttee of arrangereente,
and the boot of talented artists who have gene
rously volunteered their aid Both the musical
matin4e and the evening concert will combine such
an array of our very best weal anti ittietramental
talent ae is seldom heard in the concert salons of
this or any other city. And who that remembers
Annie Lonsdale's graceful and womanly efforts in
the holy nausea patriotic charity, will not long to
see her era she leaves on the mission to which she
has devoted herself, and bear her thrillingvoloe ae
she recites the appeal to patriots, the ode to those
who died in Baltimore, or sings the songs of the
'Union? Every one must be there, either after
noon or evening ; and the ladies especially should
take in obarge the cause of one who has provcd
herself not only a Lady but a true-hearted woman.
A Pavnioric TOWIIBIIIp.--Wells township, in
Fulton county, Penna„ has one hundred voters,
out of abut number fifty two have volunteered
in Captain Wishart's company of infantry, in
defence of the eters and stripes. It is the banner
township, of this Mate, if not of any other State
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED &vane ilfersiOr Coro T—Judge
CADWALADISR —The Grand Jury in this court Welo
unable to make a burg presentment yesterday,
owing to some informanty in the paper. It will
be ready to-day. In order to guide the jurors in
their investigation Judge Cadwalador submitted
to them the following inetruottona
eititrbEltilti Or TEM GRAND Jour: riot of
Congress makes it criminal for any person having
the oharge or onstody of arms, ordnanoe, muni
done, shot, powder, or habiliments of war belong
ing to the United Eitatoo, or of any provisions for
the victualling ,of any soldiers, Suaners) marines,
or pioneers to embrszle, purloin, or convey away
any of the same for lucre or gain, or for the pur
pore of hindering or impeding the service of the
United biaieri or knowing of, and being privy to
such offence to counsel, aid, or abet it.
Another act of Congress makes it criminal to
steely make, alter, forge, or counterfeit, or oanse
or procure to be falsely made, altered, forged or
oonntorfoltsg, or Willingly aid or assist in falsely
making, altering, forging, or counterfeiting any
writing for the purpose of obtaining or receiving,
or enabling any other person or persons, either dt
reotly or indirectly, to obtain or receive from the
United States or any of their officers or agents. any
sum or sums of money; or to utter or publish as
true, or cause to be uttered or published as true,
any such false, forged, altered, or counterfeited
writing, with intent to defraud the United States.
knowing the same to be false, altered, forged or
counterfeited, or to transmit to, or present at, or
or cause or procure to be transmitted to or pre.
seated at any office or officer of the Government of
the United States, any wriiirg in support of or in
relation to any account or claim, knowing the same
to be Mee, altered, forged, or oottnterfeited. As
this enactment has been judicially interpreted, a
criminal offence is committed under it by a person
who, knowing a genuine writing to contain a false
statement, uses it for any such fraudulent purpose
Tlie game wet makes it criminal to be knowingly
in possession of any labs, altered, forged, or
counterfeited writing, for the purpose of enabling
any person or persons, either directly or indi
many, to obtain or receive any money from the
United States, or their r.fEeers or agents, knowing
the same to be false, altered, forged, or counter .
fatted, with intent to defraud the United States
The not contains a ',revision which would have
been implied, if it had not been expressed, that
nothing therein contained should be construed to
deprive the courts of the several States of juris
diction, under their laws, over such offences.
Another act of Congress makes any officer of the
United States who is guilty of extorrion, under or
by pole,- of Lis Aloe, pout.lbable
DISTRICT Couvr--Judge Hare.—Semple
vs. Pbaro. Before reported. Verdict for plaintiff
for $134 89.
4 D Otougtttott to the me of David M Bull vs
Milieu Agar. An cotton to recover the value of
one•tifth interest in a patented madame. Jury
out.
The Blockade of New Orleana.
Loutavtats, May 21—A despatch from Charles
A. Faller, published in the New Orleans Pteayune
of the 27th instant, say' that the United ritates
steamer Brooklyn is blockading the month Of the
The Pensacola correspondent of the Mobile Ad
vertssor states that several vessels, including three
from ApidaahloGia, have been driven from there
within two or three days by the blockading fleet.
Prince Allred at St. Johns, N. IL
ST Jonas, N. S , May 30 --Prime Alfred ar
rived last rLight, and was received by the Governor
and aisle anthorities. There Wall 8180 a torch
light preeessioa Of firemen and a display or fire
works. He leaves to-morrow for Fredericton, and
it is expected will proceed to Quebec by the inland
route.
Kentucky Border-State Convention.
FRANKFORT * May 30.—The proceedings of the
Boraer-State Convention have been Unimportant.
Sailing of the 11. S. Steamer Wabash.
New YORK, May $0 —The United States steamer
grebes& sailed this morning. The steamer Key
stone State elm sailed to.day.
-Ohio Troops at York.
B.azanroas, May 30 —A lams number of Oh le
troops are reported at York, Pa., this Damning, on
tho road to this city.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The Money Market.
PIIILAD2LPIIit, May 20, 1861
State fives. which yesterday receded one per cent.,
remain steady at the reduced price; COT sixes. not suP.
Ject to taxation• are arm at tro the old lames novae:mod
to 90i, a gain:of 3.1. Reading Railroad stock stands at
le to is ice. with Lght sales. A few shares of Clete
whoa preferred sold at P.
RIMS and Vine-street Pestenger Railway stook ie not
sold now at the Board, the rubheation of the President
relative to the issue of frandu:ent stook, and notes with
out legiu consideration, and the company haring ■topped
transferring the shares until farther investigation has
been made, }vain; en end to transaanons therein until
the condition of the company is more clearly ascer
tained.
The West Philadeiphia Saving Fund and Trust Cam
ila) have mad. a dividend of brim per mint. to their
stockholders out of the srofite of the 'sat six months
The State of Sew hoses advertises for a loan of
$600,060 at six per cent. Bide will be received by the
Treasarer of the flats. at 9 renton, up to the 17th of
Jane, for ti epee of the deneminatteni of one. Ave. and
ten thousand dollars- The loan is reimbursable in
aeon a of SUMO° en the first of January of the
years 1t615 to 1869 inclusive. No bide unaer par will be
entertained.
I. le expeoted that the whole of !hie Mee en he Mime
by Mt,rtexts of the State. No Amte in the Thuon errands
in better credit than New Jersey.
The state of Vermont advertises for proposals for a
ken Of Ave hundred thourend dull ire for wititery pur-
Donee. secured by eiT per cent. "tote bond., to be issued
nder authority of au Set passed by the Lecielature at
its late special to mon. The entire debt of the State of
Vermont is only a 76 000 to meet the interest on which
the Leetelatere has enthertted s tax of 4100.1500.
The Elate of Illinois invites proposals sor a loan of
one million dollars, which snit be received at the
American Exchange Bank. in New York, until noon
On the lit of July. The stook will bear interest at the
rate of nil per cent. per atm in. Payable eenu-ananally
rn hew York, and the principal reimbursable after
Illinois State stooks are Quoted at jar in the New
York market.
The State or rodiono, which recently voted two ndl
lion dollars.for the defence of the General Government
end the hregrity of the Federal Constitution. now ad.
partials 11,200,00 D of this loan, to be awarded on am
per cent. couponctoek. on the 25th June next ; propo.
malt to be filed by the 12d of that month• with the own
miesioners, at the office in New 1 ink, of Messrs. Wins
low, Lanier, $c Co.
Tee reeeolvesio loan of three , of dollar*
wilt bb awarded to bidders on the 6th of Jane. This is
to he a six per cent. loan, free from taxation, and re
deemable in ten years.
The Rochester fßies cf Mar rfth gives intolhgenOe
of 'a (neutrons break in the tow oath of the Erie
cane. on the ten-mile level. one 11Itt:. Vera of Port
Giheon. Sixty feet of the hank was earned out. There
meet be a area fleet of boats in the ♦iotnity of the
break andthe interrnatien of naviretion will wove
very detrimental to the iatereite of the boatmen.
Philadelphia Stack Exchange Bales,
Inlay 30.1na
aleurnun aT 1#..-R-Eszaucuut, Merchants' I,l' muse -
FIRST 'BOARD
900 Penna. 7713
91.8,0 do --.—.. 77
IWO do— . 77
MS do . 77
10L43 Cam Am 65,11 78
WO
Phil d da Bnk 53
City ^, ow 98
SIVO 9d
Mkt do - -
—NSW 98
BETWER
200 e Reading Cm cV
400 RitX ea...._. —Neer 97%
16 Reading 18-a6
3ouu Reading 61 'B6-- 69
3 MeOA6lllO6 Bank.. 30
S Cataluna& Pref..-
7 do-- ---..„ 6
I 5 d0_,..... , ..... 6
I U do__
BOARDS.
6 Trenton RR.-166
RE001.411 BOARD
4 Penns ~ .. 3644' HO Reading R- .464rn 15
IN* POrdiac kt si bit at._
91. X 80 do Lk.
1000 do 974 60 do
500 do., , 674 'BEV Peon 77
3000 d o 3d m-464rn 83X 10E9 do---77
:0 o do- 360 do- . 77"
11.00 Mor vs Cans, 07 6 Fmk in Fire,. 10
IMO Rsad.s6 os. M.—. 09 0 . 0 CRY BC UAL, a 91%
Iooolsoh Play ao
1/ do-- -63 1..1.1 1 P
100
gboBlll9 PRICE/S—FIRAI.
Bid. Asikeil.l JAI. Asksd.
rkliNdellatis iki- lax cl3B l Lon bland R-. SM 934
Phil. 8. R. 01.4" DIAL LOA el& I. 17 4781.
MIRA ea -new_ 97 RI RAM CI & N 1581 - 33 at
Peons at.-- 7655 77 !North Nana It ,_ 856 8
Resit it —__ ltla MN ,NPa g gi..itit ont 14 ,
Road Ws '7O-- 783 i Si :181 Poops B 104..,..._ _ Si
Read mt 01'80 4.1 Si 90 iCatainaas R pre" a 5
st..ul mt &Me_ sEld 80 11Presk & Rontsit _ 11
Penne. R ex-div. 35% 33303dit35-et R. 3 ....36 38
Penns RSdmtfa 83 23,V i Rime& Vine-at R.O 436
Morris Can oon. SSP 41 West Phila. h.. _6110738
Morns Cann - 4.lNSprees & Pine.- 7 8
1114 61'40.61'40.....- 6 3 '64 tirmaa & eimum_gig
nob Nn P• 4114- 1414 1414 Chest & Wabet. - Si
Elmira 71'78 - - . - 6$
Philadelphia Markets.
May 20--Evening.
The Flour market eonttnee• dull. There is tittle or
no export demaad to-day; and the sale. are mostly m
ma nia. to amply the trade at 25 8734°6.6236 for com
mon and good superfine. *snag for extras. Oa 666 76
for family. sod 1707 I 6 bbl for &nay brands as in
wieldy t the feollipts are motional, i gulch:bra super
fine w i n ter vilest being offered at elsao withoat Booing
buyers for shipment mitring do at ttb gig. and do do en
trant $6.504p' bbl. Rye Fiour and Corn Meal are not
Inquired
for—the former 111 auotad at 113.10, and the
latter at 12.5735 hhl for Pennsylvania Meal. with
out sales.
epain —There is very little Wheat offeriug, and
price' -re Steed!. Wirh further sales of 6.00111 nm in bps
nt isnairoo ea in quality, mostly at the 151111 tete 107
prime Penner Immo' red. afloat. ineludiur white at 1400
1650 live to doll. with ler her small manors and 'else
ef urine.•6llle. et 86m67e. Corn is tw b e t.,. a t Ot
beyolll.lslll 0121 Y rot nd at Mo.
i geom. and a few email lots mostly W•vie. mixed at
MmHg. as in quegoy the letter es sery ermsietble, t , at
are , nobaniert. with •slee of 1 6c0 bus prime Southern
at SOO.
VIAlf. —"Them
VOTY little dome in Quitrottrou for
the went of snag, and Let fu 01 is Arm at MM ion.
Carton it firm. but ve•T quiet, a low small bas WY/
hay nig Drell mein at fall ma..
Onocrama —The only transaction to the anotion sale
br Lindh. Cook &Co. at whi' 2 bags Rio Coffee
ware offered and 2210 sold at 103401040, average
11 52 1000, 60690 days and 4 monttie uremia; W bhds
Cuba Molasses at 170. 4 mos. and INS 611di Nita RIO
bogy. damaged. at elfeithb. oastr.
gioviszons.—There /A eery little movement. and not
numb change in. priers. A sale of pickled Rains was
I wade on tonne kept_pritotte.
WHISKY moves off lather more freely at 1630,170 for
bbla. sad Ms for drudge. The Tedslate are Mkt; and
Me mares.
CITY ITEMS.
A 'PATRIOTIC, BUT TATUM. " limy" giseroser.
A yam amusing, although to somebody a rather nn
pleasant incident, took place In the vicinity
of Broad
and Arch anon; yesterday owning. As a compan y of
suntan was marching down Arcs street, emit o f an."'"
a lady, elegantly dressed, stepped through the g ateway
of a marble-yard, In o - der to leave the sidewalk as free
as possible to the noble defender. of our (manta in
their morning march. At the same momenta portly
fiati-Woman entered the gate also, and. thinking that
under such sire mittances there could be no itnlrro
printy in eddreering one of a dilfwent rank, she re
marked to the lady in QUelltiOn, no doubt with a genuine
'smarten pride, that two of Aer sots h.d already cone
to the war.' But this unsolicited familiarity was too
mush for the dignity of the lady, who rude;y replied,
Jh cee th.ien bine be kit:a !" Alas for the frailty
of woman'. tongue. The remark, of course, wee hail
ed by the sturdy mother of the iwo enlisted patriots as
a declaration of war. In an triton; down went the
fish- basket from hor crown to the pavement, and,
using one of the largest shad as a Cudgel. she 00111-
manned mauling the lady about the head unmerdifally
for her irnperi them end disloyal speech. The bonnet
and sundry other elegant fixings about the figure head
of this haughty craft came out of the con/Het decidedly
scaly. The persons standing around. who had heard
the offensive remark, i mead of interfering to quell the
melee, seemed lather pleased than otherwise at
nee-h g Ewell fl Union vietory en noir home. In a few
minutes the defestsd Party, no doubt on second of the
consideration tine to her sex. wee allowed to 8::-oede
from the crowd, wittiest further molestation. A by
stander, somewhat vaned in the scienee of physiogno
my, who saw the lady when making her exit. remarked
to us that he read in her countenance something Ike
firm determination never again to fling disloyal senti
ments in the face ors patriotic fmh woman. Ehouldn't
wondor.
PATRIOTIC BTATIONRRY.--It le quite natural that
the furore created in favor of ensigns, badges, and
royal traceless of every deceription. should be ex
tended to Surionery. In this department our enter
prising friend J Magee. in MS Chestnut street. whose
advertisement will be four d in another column. has
wee the lead. and we !Mere Offer, the choicest and
most varied &Piedmont of maps, writing Paper. PlM
lope.. et cetera. of any nonse in this city. anions his
letter and note vapor are two styles which are itkelT so
become very popular. from having pnnted• In colorer
no the first veme, patriotic mono; ninon •" The Woe
Volunteer of the Six h Massachusetts Rerment." by
G. Gumpirt, Vee . and another en the .• Death of Col.
Elleworth," to the tune of OK Tiyiwcavve. His colored
engraving rf the tragedy of Ellsworth is also stirsotios
much attention.
RIMMING GOODS AS WROLTSALII YhtOgg.—
The publio has lately witnessed the novelty or selltna
off wholes."lO at , elte at and Al a attliable anti.
thesMor this. Messrs Tyre k i andel!. southwest Cor
ner of Fourth and Arch streets. have determined to
Fell their large and elegantly assorted retail stock of
dress goods n- wholesale pricer. Theis an c•d'er which
we are sure our lady readers Will nominate. MOM
S. & L.'s stook is aiwai 11 minion teth as to to and
e ttent, but it has never been more so than at the pre
sent time, and in the extraordlnary inducements which
they are now making in proses, theirs is, of all others,
the Diane to go for ladies to be etlitod In EPnrilr and
Sommer fabrics. limoug other speotalnee inoloded in
the splendid stook, we may mention their 0-gandiess
Grenadines. French Barnes, litozambieues, thintnee,
eutrnunr Silks, and Foulards.
GeNTLEMIneg Minimum Owns --Our readers
In want of shirts, under clothing, gloves, neck ties: ho
siery, suspenders handkerohiefs. fancy gonna ewes,
itenriernaols wrappers, smoking caps. or anything else
is +he Gents' Foraishing n.rne, will find the fr.ghost,
best made. most tasteltil, and, i>i 611 respect., the most
desirable stook to sabot from, at lac well maw onao
lishment of Messrs, R. C. Walborn & Co.. Nos., and 7
North Aixth street. His attendant. are courteous, and
his limes moderato.
CAPTAIN MOMIIIIIN'e &MGM —This flee
corps have received their equietnen% and ere now
read, for action at a moment's notice. Their equip
ments are different in style from anything worn by our
mint , ry, and the Bangers, when full-risged present a
veer fine eDoearanoe. They numb resemble a men
clothed in one of the elegant and neat-fittion suns from
the Mammoth Gift Emporium of Granville Pukes.
60e Chestnut 'sleet Gifts, of every description, pre
sented to pnrobaeorc
GEN. BAITTORBi ANT , WEEAT Loons taxa.—
Major general Butler, the commander of the Federal
forces at Fort Monroe, is one of the men of the times,
whom the war has brought prom t cui/r forward. We
have seen the General. and will NT to in its a sew W
ink sketch of him Imagine a stout. hPavily built man,
with rattaer an awliward gait; bad upon the top of his
bead, with him upper lip graced with a heavy MOB.
taohe. and with a decided eooentnoity in his optics,
Isaiah rouble it a little uncertain which way he ig toot
ling. In war times the General wears the mutation
uniform, of course ; but on ordinal, (moutons he in
variably dresses in the elegant garments made at the
Brown atone Clothing Bell of Rookhill & Witoon. Nos.
ass and sob Chestnut West. above sixth. Thus is a
strong evidence of the good Mete of the General. Hie
pluck and martial skill are undoubted.
MAKIN V INTEL LIGEN cum.
SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.
Behr T 8 MaColley, Carter. I day from Camden, Del,
with oath to Jim Barrett &. Sim
Bohr .1 L Severing. Bomail. I MO' from Dover' Deli
with corn to Jae ttarrati & eon.
Behr Ivy. Henderson, 6 days from Berton, in ballast
to E R Saw, er & Co.
ldchr.Clai ton & Lowlier, jacksoa.l day from finwratii
Del. with oorn to Jas L Bentley k Co.
Palm J Thereat. McClure. 2 days from Chesapeake
City. Mdosith grain to tarlatan & Curran.
Mohr I suet. Bas ard, 1 day from Christiana, Del,
grain to hristian & Curran.
Rehr D McCarthy, smith. 6 days from Boston, with
ice to Booted', Stains & Co.
boar Burrows, t:, Clark, 8 days from Boston, in ballast
to captain.
Bohr tiaroline. Fox. 4 days from New York, with
mdse to David Cooper.
Meaner Delaware, Johnson. al hours from New
York. with =cite to Joe Alidord as. Of Ben Dame.
passed bark Bella Donna. of Mard c o mingt guano!' I'
also, saw one harm nrig and ochr
CLE .S.RED.
Prig Elizabeth Watts, itryant, Ker West. Las 8
Chambers.
tirig Starlight, GOok, Bolton, 14 Sturtevant & Cu,
Brig Li Leeds. Swam proem, C Banter.
Sour Lady t nee, 00THOII, ilOrehenee. C Beolsoher.
Soar Ontario, Vanerrier_ hew London. P Smith.
i.ear -rico. enemas new York_ captain.
Bohr Citizen, Vrlntawiterl PfeW York. CaPtain%
Sour J AUGUR,. Davie . , ePOOtool, N latestoesets & Co.
Bohr A it Wetmore, Bogert, Boston, L Audenreid &
Co.
Soh; Rebecca Knight, Endicott, Boston, L Audenreid
o.
R C ohr Elize & Rebeaos, Frioe, esliabtaT, L it udonrolit
.
e a chr Elizabeth Jane. Beokwith, Easton, Md, Neall &
Meriiman.
cam J St Travers, McGee, Baltimore, It Sturtevant
& .
B Go ear Tay ler_ Penwell. Rehoboth. Md. J W Bacon.
Bohr i,. W Harrington, Kohineon, Providence, tan
ner. Stickney & Weilmston.
soars ti King. Andrews, Washington via Baltimore.
T 'W abater. J r.
Bohr Ann Piokrell,_Elzsy. do do do
Poor C C. Garvey. Stine.. liaittmoreorotain.
Steamer Rent, - L Gag. Her, Baltimore, A Grovel,
Jr.
RI UdineHAM
ciJorreaponanmie of ,he Prem. _
BMW ORR. May M.
The balk Impitvidor. for Itiladeaplua, liras at rot
nambooo on the 4th Inst.
Arrived. Mop !harem, ' from Liverpool ; bark Utah.
from Turks island ; br a g Mary Wilmte, from !Putman
Ayres ; sour . ..Oa lioat. from Rio Grand ; nom Frump.
(tom Cardenas b Bohr C Metfteal, fiom pains; Wilt
Urbana. from IndianoLs.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
rP TA 12 Weimar. LAST marr.
CO?ITINENTAIe HOTEL--Plinth and Chestnut.
3 C Snakes. Baltimore W H Wikoff, Trenton, NJ
0 8 Baits. NOW York J R Cassetberm Phila
W A mien, New Yolk 7 Jouns..o,
J E Birks, bt Louis E. V aum...Ar, Jr. At Louis
J New York M Wnstangtoti
it Din, ray Jersey City ( 3 P bddr • Witalr 1• 0 1.
.1 Irvin Gregg 3 Flora, Pittsburg
G W Wean. OnitWarel J Armatrous, billAb'pOrt
.E{ Rise. Lioiroz, tore it PINS. Wersthiagion
JIL W arson It In. N Jane,' Mut G C Mann. al Jersey
J A K lrbe . vittebu
F Dodd . New York
A Cook &'a rt island H n Leavitt. Jr, Lowell
C Taft, Providence, it I 0 W Robinson & w 1 N Y
W it Cook.. New York 8 W Bates. Boston
J Wilson. Wilmington, Del J harden. Aew Y yrs
RM Cr, stir. New r ork Miss Harden. New York
8 Fay, Jr. B atop 3 titouli bridge &H. Dimur
Eionhart. DIM York G T Ulineted hew Jarmo'
Mrs C k N Jersey 17 N Dap New York
.1 A Darn*, 'Yorkl.ll.amb-lonv York
W Walker. New 4 ark 'Pbgamey. B. mon
W M Fleming, New York C r mavens & wf. Balt
Bittnrums, tanetnnatt, 0 C Cneney. Hartford,
ola Opancer- Raruord, Ct C T James
Diogerson 0 8 Bolsters & la, rape Tn
w m bliester, Worth, C * i.lth.ten berg, W
Wm 0 Weep= & la, Balt ti W ktosetson. Pittsburg
J t.ooah. ClatAge) Mrs Hate,. Harrisburg
MMrs Warlord & de, Perms. Mrs Rs denten. Prima
l liskteman.liarnsburg Maw Ross, Barriaburg
C 84nAersot., merman% rEt Mr Sanford it la. N York
Miss Downing, New Vail J o mite. rowyork
A biage Jr. strooklyn Rev H B obormem h J
J B uton. Boston 4* 0 Thomson, haven
J D /Donner balem Mr< 1 la Qu.'ley. Balt
Dr L Frisher,_Nee York Wm G Tompkins, AI York
J Sle.dtnan. NOW York V _4lltoll , Dlll.llll2d'
()F de Marengo, fans F Allen, lirW Torts
C !food, g ngland , klarorted,,Jr Boston
AI M Kel r l o‘lol l Price & wt . , De aware
eL anah en , Delaware W helm ebanun
J Johnson, • sedum Mies Howard. Boatoo.
MyfiVk, Minnesota It Fiddemen. Delaware
D CIDDLT. inuswars All,. II re,A. St Londe
E A mavens dt. to,ffobokeri 3 a. Grove, Danville. Pa
John Greve. ttarivilts. Pa W Wagner York. Pa
L. B Harrison, Cum nein, 0 ()C Groan, U B a
Bayard Que. hew 'York J P Jose., New York
c 0 Chapin A.l Rionardsonv N Y
H Rirsonfield, New York WA D mesa),
TC M Baron, New It ork .k. 13 1 1Ioki, New York
- John tiKtiletu, Cierikrinatt. 0 T a Palmer & la, Portland
11 at Marrs t & Is, Ported Gardner Colby,Buston
J It Ca len, New York A Jewett. New York
'l' Il r ew. New York P.kt kleilvaine,bl Y
John A Pool, New York 1, Bait ti Aire York
Buck, Bakimore Geo B tuns, Liverpool
J H invole,s, New York N Y Greene, Prov, R
Mr Potheinue, New York Thou Barao,ry New York
u Tufts, Boston D Briggs. N ew York
W Barrie.. hats York M Meredith. Asir York
AMERICAN HOTEL—Ctestnut street. above Filth.
It H Stratton, Troy, N Y B Hyde. New York
L R. Ehnen. New York R &Jude. Jr, lainden, Del
A 0 rowers. Dow York C 1 7 bloratl.!Wu
J b moue Elosum W tlO,BO/1
MHO eirderson, L Haven Moak Henderson. L Hen
R e Woods. Maryland K Kline. Iteading
W Yea on. New York W r Lander. New York
B Brown. Readanglt H Sayre, Bethlehem
Ji NTrtte r repr.strvania J H 0 W r meter
- 1" Polk. odes.. bet .0 Orel az West Ohss.eri
J L De rim s, lssn'Pranoisco It Cooltianah, J Ignore
Dit A aquas Lancaster J Van r iper, clew Y ork
W E • amp. New York A 0 Dexter, Boston
C 0 Morgan & wf. It J J D.mook, lesta
11 Br. olts. Maryland w Spencer. Maryland
R WOlism.F.Ma9rand J _ Piton.' N Haven
.1 A ► 1.1014 /sew Haven L DIN, IteW Haven
I A La.ta, New York J ht Fisher. chiptiensintre
at J a mes. MOIR own a W etciltoe, COLINIGCLOIAL
J H Humes, J Shore W Curtis. Delaware
MI lORAIIT BOTEI.--Yourte main, nanny Awe
E B Norton, "Wheelie'. Va D Wedeln', Penne
J Pritabard. New Lisbon IHA Ilen 41t. ie. bid
ES Morrison, Pittsburg 3 W itindle.Pitttburg
I M Bubior. Itiosaschugetts 8 J Berger, Penns
Bienneirer, Limo vu. en. E a hose, Connect:mut
Bev A Cookman St la, Phil R A Rtchardson..A Y
E L emith, Beading . R G isrerlins, Phil
C L Welts. Downingtown Jos Robinson, Peons
A Patterson &son, klarriabg H P Boil. 0071os - town
D F maxillary, Kansan F bteee, St Louts
14:re Zu.6g Cativo.- Y. BB garanmey. Peelle
R W McCall^. Franklin co T w Clue. Jr, Corm
W Waqace. Connecorout JEI Bartholomew, Conn
Hon W Welsh & la, Pa W 8 Parker. Pitts burg
W C User, Prow. R I I Correa, New Jersey
111:li ebove Third.
(hassharer, Grin. 0 R B Nesquehoree
Bailor, Jr, Easton PatatOWa
Joshua Coolly, Peons /emelt 0 /Reavena
Col P J Clark & la, re .1 1111.1)ate, Lambertville
0 M Bart, Lambertville P tlnsenollarp TY rope, Pa
NATIONAL HOTEL--Raee street, lIDOVe 71fird.
Mr Boyd, Pennsylvania Wm II Mums. Penns
K A Heaton. fameena 8 M n Neaten Tamaqua
D .1 Carey. Danville A H Jones. Dueermuou
Mies kismet Junes, Pa W Fi Jacoby, tHOMMIMIrg
O wai l ; ler_, New Yore (leo iSpenoer in la, A J
William H Vandyke, 24
BALD EAGLE BOTEL--Tbird at., below Capirldll,
ff Dthofcri Thilado'phi& c s , binr „, t anon
menus') 6 Ilitoost,_He alm A W Martini, tan, II
L Pouter & la, Delaware Titus Raatiara. terms
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL—Seoond it., bel. Vino.
A H Barbour. HOYielnown 49 iinsor.hoino, itlanritind
J. o_pdioko. new Jersey Boy M Tumor, Bucks u
M lintxht, &toga on B Forum, &Lome
John Warm. t 3 Lows
MOUMT vh-Boort OTEL — newona above , Aroit.
John Nadia', Now Yolk Geo Abratoo. Now York
Jan Kennedy. Now Jersey lS aunt. Now Jane) ,
L A Jualas. ivow annoy J 'Nowa, Runtangdonao
A Bobinonu, Enotinadon oo D Lt, Hon, Bordeolown
rota Downs, Bristol D War. BornentoWn
THE PRESS. PHILADELPHIA , FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1861.
ST. LOUIS HOTHlr—Chestnnt street, ilk*" Third.
411 Hopkins, Penns I T Mansfield, von
u_ii !lines*, Pottsville P C Dougnion. JorloY
14 r"elbot Pinnriorney P_Beherer, Tennessee
0 J 1t1.1.0, New Vol* W R • narr, POW York
11 Litohett. New York 13 Halides, Leinnnurr
M Owner. Troy, N Y . A A nfton, Pow York
Wm M merehem, N York John K Mason, New York
W e ...:010, Baltimore N H Brown, rleW_York
Ade La:orge, New York LE Antrott, New York
STATE'S vilion—Market streak, ab6VE :11 n
Qeo Jaok, Centre 00, Ps 411 Stark, LitHeat o W ll,
Peter Wolf, Pittebwr J Anderson, Pittsburg
H El Shafer. Cameron oo s °reel, tlomto set no
Wm 8 Peters. eiomerset oo B K YOn'.lll. LanG ls " lr
ri w Poyor. meohanwebg J A Mathiot & la, YODlia
JB.ll Leslie. Wo.troorelsoel Jobn Gitindy, AllentoWli
K Dorman, Danoenoide D Ala.ess, Pt ow Jel: sl r
John Wilhameon, Penns B Walter. Coatesville
COMMERCIAL HOTELr—Siith it., above Chesteut
A N Robinson, WilmiettOn T prenatal, MO °
E MoClenanan, Deposit Mulkey & Chem so
!al a Mackey, Ceester oo Mr Mason. lielaWere
E 0 Harrison, Books eo A W Mathews. Del no
Handing,. New York Lient H Nelda. Phila
.5 D Yeakea, Camp (Junin it Baker. • 'beater on, Pa
Artnatrong & yd. Cunene Al ise Armstrong. Chen co
B rr•aor 0031 irotown J & la. Rolle on
tql/bbi. OXfJ A. Pa G T &MB. Chester co
T BMare'. elms er no A 0 Ni Prevost
Wm everbarr W Chester J Y MoCa.ter. Penns
John Humes, l'enna F K Hain. Mooremberg
J M McMinn, Wilhameport
KRVERE ROUBB—Tlurd street, &novo Rano.
Francis R Mentions, Lebn Adam Rrisemer, Penns
M r Kreider, P..n nsylvania R a Thome, retina
W Medlar, Redding Jaeobs F. 3. Penns ?Pa .
Muss M Btopp. A nen town A S Mick. Vats College
Geo P. Adisree A. we. Yens Wel ington Jones. Par
P John, Bloom.borit Levi l 3 Rater, Penns
K W has. Atlantic City Henry Stump, Penne
John Id Bechtel, Allentown R P John, Pennsylvania
BLACK BEAR—Third =ear. Moirellowto ll .
G W Wolf. Danboro .1 B Root. Itowtown
H Engle, Roading D C P nit le. e ending
Col W B bhiter, ilArrisb'g 3 A Venable, New Jeasey
SFE,CIA/A 140TIC3ES.
NAVY DIVAItSI4ENT,BIIIINATI" or Corirgoorion.
Eccogrzonar. ANTI .12.11PA111. Mal 8. 7861.
The Navy Pepsi tment hereby invites proposals for
building the Steam Machinery of a number of Screw
Gun-Boats. The machinery of each gun•boat to oon •
slat of two back-action. horizontal engines with sur
face condensers, and of two vertical water tube boil
ers. The oylinders to be CO inches in diameter and
the stroke of piston IS inches. The two boilers to con
tain Dl 'quire feet of grate surface and 2 700 square
feet of heating surface. No proposals will be con
eidered szoert from proprietors of etlgillo building
aetubilibmenta.
Filch parties desiring to propose for the above ma
°blew" will apply to thm Blies% which will tarnish
them with a complete speoihostion of the same, and
e►eus emotions of the venal, together with the plum
slope and condition& of the nontraot they will be re
quir.d to execute. JOHN LAYMIALI
my2a et ' Chief of the Bureau.
HILMBOLD'fiI UNIVERS ALLT APPROYSD
Ramsay.--Compound Fv...raot %John ogres Dieeeney of
the Bladder: Kidney. Gravel. Droriy. Wesimam, ko.
Read the advertmeinent in another column. headed
" Relmbold'i Genuine Preparation." isynti-atiovrf
KH151H7 . 43 LIQUID gIiNNIT makes deli•
mow Junkets. Cold Custards, and other elegant Des
serts Sot a bottle for SO cents, at Pio. 7 South SIXTH
Btroet. and try it. mrs et•
BATCHELOR% HAIR urra--linti celebrated
end perfeot Hair Dye is tis but in Ms world. All
others are mere imitatimui of this great original, which
has gained welt extengive patronage in all parte of the
globe. The genuine W. A. Batchelor'. JAguad Hair
DTA ioistaeCe produces a splendid black or natural
Mime, without 'Waning the skin or injuring the hair,
and will ransdi Ski iti tiffacia of bad dyes, invigorating
the hair for
Bold by 311 Druggists and redone's. Wholesale by
FARNFATOOK & CO., DYOI7? &
umbl-tf
ONE Palos 010THUIG OF 'n LATHS!'
STILIB. made in the beet manner, einreealy for Ars-
SAIL SALES. LOWEST selling Dries' marked In
Phan Figures. All goo& made to order warranted
aatiefaotory. Our ONE-FRICE system m strictly ad
k.ored to. All are thereby treated alike.
sel3-11 JONF.S & 604 MARKET Street.
OAK ORCHARD ACID NPRING WATKII.---
Pamphlets containing the opinions of celebrated Chem
-104 anti rtacicislic reSPOONDS Not , use of this WATER.
in the mum of many diseases of the human system. will
be supplied gratis on apphoatioia to FREDERICK
BROWN, FIFTH. and CREBTNUT Streets, or FRED
ERICK DRCW/Ari Jag NINTH and CRESTIVUT
Streets.
CALL AND GET A kaatMiliAtT.
GRAVES & BAEHR'S CHILEBEATHD
NOISELESS SEWING MACHINES.
'rim Rout in Ilse for Peonity Sowinz.
No. T3O CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia- RV it
CARD PRINTING, ISBBT AND 0133APRBT Ibr
the City. at 34 (tenth THIRD street.
CIRCULAR ritual - Pre. Bost and Obeepert in the
City. at 34 !oath THIRD arrant.
BILL-HEAD PRINTING, Reiland Cheapest In the
eft, at 34 Routh THIRD Met.
PAMPHLET ;PRINTING, and every other delmtlei
ton of Printing, of the moat auparior quality, at the
moat reasonable rates, at RINGWALT & BROWN'S,
Breirel's Building. 34 South THIRD Street. dell-if
VENNINGANDERS.-0o the 2Qth Ineteut. tor
Rey. Eighard 4i. Caron, kdwaid Y. Ventmg to Mies
Rercil- , .
CROPII—WINNEMiaI.-011 the 29th mita*. by the
Right Rev. Binh°, Wood, I. der. H. Cross to Elfz‘beth
T., daughter of the late lesao Winnemore, all of iihis
ci g`X—ROt3NRSB.--On the DM initent, b}} the 'Rev.
12. W. Or ank.solr. M. Candid M. Co t to ill Ellen
R. Robert:. ell of Philadelphia. 1'
DIED.
WILDIRT....At Columbia. 1.5110,00 r Onlinty, 9a., on I
panda , mart - Mg. - me -mil memo% Vises. N. Wwilet
to tne 66th_year of hie age.
8E9141 LL —On Wednesday night, 29th inst., Thome
A. fierrill, aged 42y ears:
His relatives and Monde are invited to attend his
funeral, from hie I.te residence. No. 9 Oak itryet,
woo , Parke. West Philedetehie, on Monday moroirsts.
at 10 o'clock, without further node.. le maimed to
Darby.
BEYLLE —May 26th, Augustine Berne, in the 46th
year of hes age.
RATH DONE—On the 29th inst., at the residence of
h's ears in it w e J. O, Poose• Oerenautown, J. FL. Doti,
bone. aged 66 *ear.. late of tides
His remains will be taken to 1.144.3*. New York. *
D Tuesday evening, 28th inst., Mrs. Eliza
G. Dick. wife of waiter D. Diok.
.The relatives and friends of the family are reeyot
fully ovum to at end the innate. from ner Mtn reale
deuce, 626 North Eighth street. withita further invita
tion, this Friday) aft mono, Slat ins t. at 2 o'olock.
Funer-1 • o proceed to - 420- Mande Cemetery.
MAX W P..1.1..—0n the 260 inst., Mart Wawa. ro
bot., the late Thomas Maxwell. in the 49th year of
her age.
1. liberal from her late residence, Iwo. TM 'Florida et.,
below!' to even and west of nieventh. this (Friday. abet
noon, at 4 o'clock.
VA t HORN.—On the 218th inst., Mrs. Ann C. Van
barn. in than) year of her age,
Funeral from the resider ee of ber brother m - law,
Loos Shaman, 1.0 NB North Ninth set- eet, this (Fri
day ) afterooon, at i 0'01.3k.
MCF AULIL, OA the grib. inst.. Mr. Henry
in the Mkt year of his e.
Funeral f om lun late reeldence Noe 2 7 0 `Muth Eighth
street. itos ( r riday)morning. at MI o'clock.
rroEftnON the 27th metsut, ?dory Woodard
Anderson. widow of the late John Anderson, Jr., of the
city of New Yore, in the 77th y ear of her age.
Etineral from Ike residence of her son-ln-laW•
W.W. 'IMOD. No. 923 Korth Fifth street, this (Fm
day h to-roil:or, at/OW(0°ot
1.04. T eft...—at Waterford Works, New Jersey. ton
the 29th instant. Thomas Porter.
Funeral from the residence if his father, Joseph Flir
ter ibis I Fr tdaJ ) 0 Inning. at 9 o'clock.
OR VAAL R.—On the 29th instant. Mrs, Farah Greble,
relict of the late William B. Waldo. in the Das year or
her are.
Funeral from her late roe N 0.326 Grown street,
on ante:in:lB,y morning. at 10 o'clock.
HAlGis —: !ter a short, nut aevere. illness. Henry,
sun of Cornelia* and Henrietta Haight. aged 20 rear!
and 4 days.
Funeral from the residence of his parents. N. E.
corner of Tenth and Tacker streets, this (Friday) af
ternoon, at 4 o'clock.
U 7TON.—Un the 29th linetant. flamtiel H., ion of
Char' is and btar7 Stetson, axed .6 T ears and 1 month.
Funeral from the residence of hit parents, trombone.
(late Rose) street, below Germantown road, this (Fri
day) afternoon. at S o'clook.
BLACK GFEENADINB BAKEUE MAN.
Tt FL
Blew, tarenedine guess Pointe.
Black &wag. Mantles.
Daok R 'aped Duero Pontos
paw' nbryse enawla, eitk Bo d er
Black 13arese Shawls, Crave Met&
Black Bilk Net Shawls.
Black Grenadine Sherrie.
Sheerlae ehawle. Satin Borders.
N. a.gDde Plaid Poll de Chews& only MX
eenta. Wide Dark they MeheiralaN ovum
Bk,SSON & SON,mourning Store,
merit _ 91 se pa R. retry Street.
cfr TO THE PUBLIC.—THE VEDER-
Bigned bane Metre to correct certain mreapare
hemnomi tne putdio mind by the follawans bnefetste
meta :
He is net. tier hes he been, a contractor in any sense,
and cato not furnished any article' of military clothing
on nontraet, lie bas not ferns eked •ny „,"UnlfOrm.,l of
env article matinfanrurod ;he am
strpulated rs, We. All .he materialbought by him have
been pu abased of Philadelphia mernhants of knee
respeotability end character , la ho have in every one
sworn to the hits presented by them. according to the
fell•rtrolkaresenhed form el the public authority
Clrr or 4 - EILIADELTILIA, 1116
rersonally appeared before me,
an Alderman in and for the said city,
of the firm of
who, having been according to law. *with.
that the above account is eorreot. that the articled
therein charged were furnished to the vammenweelth
of Pennsylvania, on the order of BOB?. L. MAE t I
Bp -coal Agent for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
—that the armee aborted for the mania are the seine'
wholesale once' charged far ;Coda of like quality, to
ether onmemers, an d no mote—that no gennliglall,
abatement, or allowance whatever Au nen lawn to
any person concerned in the ordering or purohasiag of
said articles and that the said firth:lee are of the qua-
MY, cue. and etientin mentioned In the said account.
and subtended before me.
thig day of 1(141,1 t
All raltcallte wads for maopiteaot material or of
ready-made ,nielea purchased. have been paid by the
accounting officers of the Commonwealth.
The WiteSe and materiel have been piid by an officer
of the Farmers and Mechanic,' Bang, according to ar
rangenopts mace with the amanorieg Mange of the
Mate and upon deli autimotiout.d uouobers.
The undersigned hes not been a diebureine Offitier,
and ao money has been received or paid by him, ex.
°opts email cum for the contingent expenses of the es
tablahment
Ile boa not to this day derived any comeensation
Irrl.ateosoar,. dimity or indirectly. for hie services
In accordance with a requisition from Ma Expellent
the governor of the Commonwealth, a full statement
has been made, and a mutate and complete tusoonnt of
all thwtransactions of the Girard IL-use for the supply
of C °thing is in course of preparation. which Ind be
dispel
ovenlast Mill reasonable inn. and will
dispel the mimihievong clamor which be. been Mind
ago net the public authorities of this Commonwealth,
whilst engaged in the arduous discharge of its duties
to the stave and nation. ROBT. 1,. DIARTIN.
It.
OFFICE LEHIGH COAL AND NAAFI-
T' a reA DO.—YtailAelLPEta, May 38. 1801.—
A ividend of TIMEX PAR CI N t.. equal to flue dol
lar and fifty oenta pee share,on the capital stook of the
company, has TRIO DAY been deployed by the Board
of tesessete. namable on end after the ileventh of June
next. EDWIN WALTER, Treasurer.
my3l 31
TTWE HAVE EMPLOYED HELP FROM
THE PROTESTANT EXCHANGE,Sonthwest
earner stßao IS El anti NM ittreste. and tithe inesintre
reeoMMendine It to the MINION; an inentuttob lunch
needed in our city. f”r its oars in selrotine the bast
men, wornen, and children as to character and quail-
Ammons
J . A DDICKS, Race street.
M. P.LLE Re. Gkeen and Talrehnaken streets.
Jill TANN A It A NDOLPD. Chatteut street.
k.T.PN IP KIRK PA l R1CH,1321 Arch ot , cet.
Dr. PAN COArsT. 1132 ‘.unt Vernon street.
.1 A H. A RDo- letn Mount Vernon street.
GEO FP NEVIS N. 547 Norto Eleventh street:
y. 0 OLIVER. MO Noo.th Birth *treat.
N.e. VOW E. hird MIA Germantown &Venn*.
T. WI LcON, 210 North trront street.
T. NI a° R h,422 Seri* Front wrest.
MRITE, Aistrahall street.
W. C. DOKER.4B2 Market wreet.
Vv, ii. ittette 1tD40.4.4 , S Market street.
And over ore hundred and fifty more, to whom re.
faience will be amen at the a ttioe, ml3O Sm
NOTICE.—TILE 0111117 AL MEETING
iWerth* looLkolders of the P 6 ,134101010 Mem
o Doge Gerapp,u7 tor the election of Pr‘ f • ni rec tor.,
toltid rh. tranoaonon of other bunion. Will be held A t
No. 300 North 0 LA WA It E AMMO. on 12.0140.& Y,
lace 8,1851, at re o'olook, Loon
wM. DENNIS,
mr2B•et Beererari and Treasurer.
ST. ANDREWS SOCIZTY.--1 STATED
r Meeting will be held this evening, ant &cloak,
:n t • we. Lo ',la literati.. Yen are requested to at
tend without further notwa. GlSOitaktYotte:O.
lit Smiting
OFFICIAL
MARRIED.
17PRESENTATIOR.—CompanIse A and
Blue Reserves. have presented to their Cowrie],
';'. Tailor. a full military nit. This beautiful
uniform iwis made by Ilsiekhill & Wilson and Witt be
exhibited for the remainder of the Week in, their win •
doer. together vith Sweird qaih. tee.. fanning that
is required for a field DM e r s summon' IL MI 3I 34
frrNOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS.—TFIE
Annual Meeting of the Stoekholders of the
Germantown Passenger Railway Coany w be held
. 4 9 he °MOO f the Connent,KlX H and DIAMOND
".. 9510 2 hetWeett the been ox I end 9 O . OtOOK on MO V4.
pA y, Juin, 10, fur the purpose of skating a President,
Tbilisi:mgr, and nine /assassin, to serve for the en
year.
BY order of the Board.
JOSEPH SINGERLY, Seery,
I
and Tramline? ore tam.
Philadelph.a. May 24,
my2b-tjele
•
PITTSBURG, FORT WAYNE, AND
CRIOAGO ItA I LROAD.—Roluers of the First
t rEreeond Mortgage Thu.& of Ohio and Pantmimist&
Beiiirosd S Past ar.d SP4l2l,nd Mortgage Bondi of Ohio
anti /Map& RailrOad rust Mortgage BOndg of Fort
Warne ant Chicago ?twirled, and of construction
80. di of Pittsburg. Fo-t Wane, and Chicago Rail
road, are rammer.] to pall and Ingo tee oontraot for re
oganization. in the hands of .T. taKaa.B. ONIkOI 4 ,
°w" Pertagyiragia Railroad company, without de
la.. ,r
they desire to ?mill themseires or the benefits
of the proposed reoreanizavon-
J. KDGAR THOMSON,
Of Purchasing Committee.
MILITARY NOT I CR&
HEADQUARTERS COMPANY D,
FOURTH COMPANY MONROE GUARD.—PHl
istint.rai.s. May 19, 1881.—We, the undersigned,
00/rMers beha l f mpany C o mpan y.h r eturn s our
lereli 011 of the y. return our sincere
thanks to the 'frusters of the Amerman meoh‘nios'
Ball. Corner Fourth and George streets, for their kind
nese lit volunteering to the Company the use of the Hull
for Drills, and have extended ever" facility in their
Power to aid the Company in 1681 undertaking, WO
also feel ourselves pe t
er hinting indigutione for the
kindneee thus extended.
Whl. W. BWT6NIC. Cant. CouleellY D.
JOHN EL RUnLjet Lieu. . 6
Tom JOHN 8 DONK r.L.id Lieut."
trktittl) 13TatES hiAttita COUPS.
WANTED, E able-bodied men, between the
ages of gland .105 years. not lees than five feet four
and a *half inohee high. and of good character.
Soldiers serving in this corps perform duty at nave
'lards and on board 'United States gnus. of- war on
rare Sh "atiOni• 4.11 ether izito•anation which may be
desired will be giveh at the Rendezvous. No. 311
Routh FRONT !Street
First Lieutenant W, BTOICXI3 BOvD.
aptO - Imßecruiting Officer.
A FIRST-OLAS3 'DWELLING on
PINE Street west of Eighlainth etreat, will be
nt
reed low to a gooll tenant. ) w_D. C. DI ih EL.
814 0 wettqu'r Street
D R. WIL.I.JAM ALMA/W.IM, NO, 340
POURVit Street, above Tine. 0115os Sours
frnm ceotook M. rifle P. M. • ixi3Sl im
ii i ITiREOECOPIO VIEW OP 'IHE GENF-
Attd-Q,EMBLY. Aftoreorli Seamort. Mae 29.
1224, will be ready in a fear dm 'rice ST MMM'
Ise o aPOUt %OVID; the city elm fire rue refute for
warded b• mail. Or leaving root t elffn., addreiewith
tint publishers. MoALLISIV • & HBO CREW. ,
ini , Sl St 7:18 EST/4 U r Street,
A CONSTANT INOSZASE IN THY
demand for Pbotoirnih. for W. 1. evi
dezee that the .abbe app_reelste t he rotates made at
R EE'S GALLERY, SECOltip Ntreet, etrlt we
*
GreeMn.
PROPOSALS FOR GIIN OARRIAGE
TIMRP.R.
°roma or ffavt 111 ROM'S Trout ST..
Philedeishie May M PS%
Proposals will to received at tbill t Mee mail MO 1.•
DAY. the nth day alone at neon. for eateply lei 30 000
feet (beard measure) sKA CO ARP WHITE OAK 101-
Agik. far wen Oarriagea. situ the prlvillunt or mama.
long It to 00 WI feet, Particulars smelt by Ultotetzl P.
D 'LAYTON. easiatant Inspector of Ordnanoe, at the
Navy-Yard: Philadelphia.
JABI.BB 8. CHAMBERS,
N,ivy Anent.
In tuittlt
$5O REIVARP.—LOST, A PAORAQI
of PENNSYLVANIA CURRDNtIY eon
tammg 110d00. marked NEALL *ND MERRIMAN 3,14
Rooth DELAWARE avenue. Whoever vril return
the name to the above address may retain the abwe
amount. my3o-2t*
Tar «GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH"
JL LETTER-BOX nem been removed to the El to
boners Store of Col. W 41. B. mAU MCP:. 109 south
THIRD Street below Chestnut, wbere Advertisements
and Bubtonetions will be recteiTeA. m• 29 St•
BiBEIOP POTTER.--ii faithful I. ikeneas
of th^ Rieht Rev. ALONZO POTT D. D.,
Risho_p of the Mouse of Pennaylvanie—a CARD PEO
TOOK-APR. Pries RS eau N.
DICILIAMITPR ORPTIII
Stre6R,
725 011.13 TN UT et.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES IN PHI
LA DELPHI* —etereolgooDio View' of several of
the Fresh, tenien Chorobeo In this qty. Hendisomel
ofifored, Fna• St Donn. Aooompneing each wide e 4
1i11t46041314201154i0111 of tte Edinae 6120 Courewstiun.
McALLI•Tt. & BRII rig H,
998 CH ERTNUT Iftroef.
SAINT ANDRE P 1 OEIONCII. —The In
toner of Ole Church (where the fe oieoolll CPU"
VentiOn ere now In eeeiton). oesuoituir II narrated in a
titerersoopic Pio:tire; • Donor." ion of atm 87.41 , fi00,
aw
/h Aketoh of the Perish. Mugwump of Rector',
&0.. /co., tunsointosniee the rooters. Prier 38 Germ.
McALLTOFFd( & BRO ['HER,
my 29 3L 720 CEibeTrIIIT Street,
VOL. E. E. ELLbWORTH .— A Card Ptio
"Le tognsph of the late Colonel 14LLBWORTICI. Prioe
oente. IktoAt.LiSTER BROTWER.
mvee ek Toe en , Wrietre
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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MILITARY MANUAL:
A MANUAL OF INSTRUCVION FOR VOLUN
TEERS AND MILITIA,
112
MAJOR WILLIAM OILMAN. U. 8 A.
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htfeetre. IT_ S. A.
PICLADVLPIriti hlVali 13.
I have carefully overlooked Otlheto'n Manual. and
consider it one of the beet works or the kind published
in thin country.
FORT n saus. N. Y. Harbor. Jan.
I think it AtteitVablj !Rita to meet the wantkof the
Military of our coantry.
t am. sirOIPATY reePnogUilvi
Your ocedient servant.'
AD WARD jOHNBO24
Major U. 8. Amy.
1,121.26101A1was DEPARTICIINT OW THE rlllOl
Mal M. MN.
I have examined Major Cilham's Menus), and think -
It en excellent work to b. played in .he hands of toe
Volunteers. ft. 0. B MoCLISLLA N.
Major General IT. e. Army.
1 Imo., Major Calmat 4tha saMar Or Oilharrita Ma
nual) tier/lousily. As a tactician be is unsurpassed.
WILLIAM-A. firNl).
Colonel Seventh Resiment, New York.
We have examined Gilliam's Manual. and find i to be
the l i r complete took • f the Sipa now punished. A
coo, e mild lie m the pommel= of ever, omoor in too
service. LEW. W .11,MM.
Col. Commanding Second Regiment Ohm V.
A. C. raft ay.
Major Second Regiment Ohio V.
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iroddis work, at eateries* stealer range of outlasts,
a-d Menu Bee them with more minuteness."—Seastish
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TRE 7.4 j eCgr , TE.AcEII ,, : or. The ringlet of
the * eno sr relitht reduced to practioe. r the
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_" A new era would !sawn upon the Juvenile word, if
these two boobs one d be raud and digested op ail who
have to do, .or ought to have to do. with their religious
ielefeetieS4 —.gs.rtaa Visitor
THE RUCK. With. an Introduction by the Rev. Remy
A. Boardman, D. D. 361 pages 12mo Moth. Price, 73
cents. In this volume the true ends of life. the nature
of real religion and the ressonab enema of us
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pUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
oY
THE WAR DEPARTMENT,
MAY 1, 1861.
UNITED STATES
INFANTRY TACTICS,
For the Instruction. Exercise. and Manmavres of
the United mess Infantry. including Infantry of the
Line, Licht lafantry, and Montan.
Preptired under the direction of the War Depart
ment, and authonsed and adopted by
THE SECRETARY OF WAR.
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Li g ht Infantry and Riflemen, prepared under the di
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by the President, is adopted for the Instruction of the
-Troope when rah= as Light Infantry or Riflemen.
an d, under she stet ag May 11th. MIL for the observance
of the Militia when so employed.
SIMON CAMERON.
Secretary of War.
CONTENTS.
eCROOL OF THE SOLDIER.
SCHOOL OP THE COMPANY.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR SKIRMIELLERS.
GENERAL CALLS AND
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SCHOOL OF THE BATTALION.
TUE ARTICLES OF WAR.
DICTIONARY OF MILITARY TERMS.
One Vol., nttio.
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PUBLISHERS, PHILADELPHIA.
SODA WATER
ei.FIARLES M. BREAKER'S
MO - ViaLiD toPDA WAtnk,
WITH
__
FRESR FRUIT BYRUPB,
AT NORTHEAST CORNER BROAD AND DELENT.
NUT BTRRETB.
'he soda Wator %Is drama from renae&M - lined
Fountain pure end span WM . Well ohamed with ear
ritCsriestratt to l
ho'fiS)rnpo are prep. ed with the
TIM suers. No pains will be spared to maintain the
high ohmmeter which this Fountain has already at.
Dation ends Water at arN cents per Ceases.
Cowes' Water, fresh from the Bermes, constantly
on hand. rayltlm
INS VRAMIII votarmium.
- F lAbirs INSITRAIRTZ COMPANY,
No. 40‘CNINITNOT Atreets
FIRE AND INLAND INBURANCIt.
DIZETOIII.
*serge W. Day............0t tt, Atittleelt.
Tillnet Wright....—......" Wright w Bros & Co.
Blrhey-....... " Devi! & Binary.
enry IN, Jr....... " Lewis Bros & Co.
C. Nadia n.---- " S. C. Bowe & Co.
gisinalt . Wine...rivet Warning Canal Camel
no W. Evemasu.:-.w. J. W. Inman & Co.
leo. A. West— ... " 'West & robes.
Martin...—. " Ilevage, Martin, & Co.
. WBsee Daght-......Attorney-et- lax.
.IL WooAretr—.....of Sibley, Molten. & Weotriat
no. Luger. r,,Zi0.1713 %mg street.
Var. W. 12Akirresidein.
i
NQIUL BUCK. Vice President..
egyI•LIAINIt . LA stilw A VD. NeerrOv. isn-iftf
IL SHOEMAKER & CO.,
GLAM. PAINTS,
OILS, AND YARNIRREIL
Northeast Corner FOURTH and RACE Streets.
CLAM soup SERVED UP EVEi
vidr i tY" Sativillarrialor
RETAIL DRY 1000 Dis
SUMMER GOODS-
Redueed to vas,' low Penes.
Grenadine RINIMI, 8 , 0 he.
Sion Organdies and Lawns.
FenoLWot sled Stun. Batches
Ora? Travelling stouts.
Detainee.
if o oolerds.
saws, Hernamig, hlosenibtases•
Piaui 8116, Pranoy Bilks Oil
thecae. Grenadine. and Organdy Robes.
Chatty Shawls, Broohe. sno etellas.
snekit PLEBS ititOTKER£ I ,
mylll CITRIM:NUIT mad KIWI'S Streets
ClALSKS.—wholesale Merchants are in.
vited tO inspeat the gook at
IVENS',
No. 93 r.""INTELIMIMMINV,I,int.
PITY CLOAK STORE, No. 142 N.
_Eighth street, above Cherry. are now gelling every
new style or the Brawn so sorb sualitirson every new
Made vi cviur, chtloPPr than auf nthar own in the
city. myel /In
NEW STYLE OLOAILI, EVERY NEW
style, every new material. at_prices thy.t estenugh
every one. at the large store , N. x. comer of tgighth
itd Walnut s ioo4sr mysl.lm
NEW PLAID INDIA SILKR—
',not recewsd . per Flying Scud,
From Canton. two oases of
Pidid India gilks, eat' et quality,
Warranted to %mei well, and aervicaable
Fur g*.auttner Bryan's,
Also, one ease of
Brown and t':rab ndia Fabric
"" Yellow Pongees. for h ammer Dusters.
W hits Pongees, for under wear
f•li 4K Lt. 83 DROTDERfit
so SI CU Es-4-N v EIGIIrIi Streets
LADIES!
DO NOT FORGET
- LADIES!
DO NOT FORGET
LADIES I
DO NOT FORGET
lAA DIES
DO NOT FORGET
That the
DIMBNISB WHOLE'S/LLB aTOOK
OF
PRICE. FERRIS, & CO.
is itillotlered for sale
AT RETAIL,
No. 807 CHESTNUT ST.,
FROM El to $0 PER CEN BELOW TILE USUAL
T.
RETAIL PRICE&
DO NOT FORGET
Thetyou eau buy JACONETA, CAMBRIC% MULL :
swissee,. NAN • OOKEI, BA ILL INTIKA, and
other iteeerrotions of IN tIITE GOODS, et the shoes
LOW RATIO.
DO NOT FORGET
That Din can boy tiffRETINS. PLIALOW. and PLAIN
and nun rED iIIRTINd LINENS fIUCKAtiIAOKI,
TOWELS of ell KINDS. TABLA DAM ARK& NAP
KINS. every kind of HANDK SROSIEFis, and ell
other desonntione of a IEN GOODS, at the above
LOW RATS.
LADIES I REMEMBER
rAtionm o be aS o kad A s i g Fir s atßAß Ty
s apd
V KILL r mAGNIFICAR4T EMBROIDtsta
BILIRTR, QUILTEC, ko.,
50 CENTS ON THE
DOLLAR...
MORE ESPECIALLY
BEMEMI3ER
That the above atatementa ars
FACTS. NOT FICTIONS.
And we mar lostall , r , A . Frit h v to receive
of trio truth or Ibis uoroition, to maim our otaoltt
PRICE, FERRIS. & CO.,
No. 607 CIFFATtEUT STREET.
N.Sr- NEVI
ARTIOLEb.
800 pieces Obear Printed Linen nembrios, neat styles,
for ladies' and ohild ren ' e summer wear.
30 Dienes ni the New Myle Nem." embroidered in
Colors, for Tindersleevos i and covering bonnem.
mySIO-danel
QPRING OLOAKS, IN EVERY NEW
0 4 7 sttle,st Ivurry,
,31-1 m lie. 93 B.llin , h street.
PARTIOULAR, ATTENTION IBM
quested to our fine stook of
ORGANDIES, FINE LAWNIS, AND BMX ORAL-
L
Which; in emmequenee of tbe ISS,
times, wilt be diepaced
of ot wrifaedrates. CHIB it &JAIN,
mtip EIGHTH AND ARCH.
SPRING CLOARS, IN ENDLESS VA-
N. 7 nett', at IV SNIV. mOl-1m
CONTINUATION OF THE
GREAT SALE
• OP
CLOAKS, LACES, TRIKKINGS, ikaa,
In liteidstion of the Estate of
J. W. PROCTOR & Co.,
NO. toS CIIEhTNUT
The alma consiota of
SPRING CLOAKS.
ENGLISH TWEED CLOAKS,
SILK CLOAKS AND SA.CCIUISS,
SILK MANTILLAS,
MANTILLA-I, LACE FLOUNCINGE,
FRENCH LACE. MANTILLAS,
FRENCH LACE POINTS,
FRESCO LACE SOCIECNOITX,
TRAVELLING SUITS,
FLOUNCING LACES,
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, Ac.,
All in immense variety, and to be mild at about one
half the minimum for the boooOt of creditor*.
PILRIZMA24III i E M I
mm NBMIS Street.
QPRINEt ULOARti, THE CHEAPEST
aver Neal at Frron',
m 731 1w No. Oa 8. Ninth street.
ADAMS & BON'S STOOK TO be dosed
ou Luvresr witotreALE PS mpg,
Cheaper than if a duseonnt were taken ofa[ter the wile
was made. iaGari AHD ARCH.
mr2o
SREPPARD, YAN ILABLIMEN, st AE
MON,
1008 CHESTNUT ST.
Invite the attention of purchasers to their umumery
largo and well-seleated .took of
LINEN AND HOUSE-FITENIEBING
DRY GOODS,
OUNTAINS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS,
HOMBRE, EMBROIDERIES,
UAMDMU HANDILSIGGEUREV, /WC" MTG.,
wharh. hams been imported under the old tariff, 0511
be sold molt below-the present market rate.
They bey leave *km to Inform thew onetemera end the
VIVA StilsarTtitetillwigo f fir 'aged ag) UTI
peed for on deloirery.
A DAMS & SOLI'S STOOK to be closed
10 wrAIIT WIT,OLCEBALE PRICFB,
Cheaver 'than it a discount were taken of after the
sale was made. FAOSTA AND &ROL
M)t9
NEW OLOAK
AND
MANTILLA. STORE,
No. 20 SOUTH KIN % STREET,
FIRST DOOR ABOVE OBSEITNUT.
The Anent qualities the newest designs. the very
beat work. and roanonetle prices.
ALP TRE LARGEST AND BEET STOCK IN TAB
CITY. 61,18-lm
ADAMS 3c SON'S STOCK to be closed
out at
&MERV ItriIOLESULLTA PRIPACEL
Cheaper than if a dileount were taken oWafter the sate
yea wade. haettral ArtD ARCM.
miS9
n PßrdlNtat OF IRK AROII-STILKET
mAtITILLA trroaß, N. W. oorrior TENTH. and
ARCH.
ALL NEW HOODS.
Neil Lyons Bilk rirou'ars.
Rich Lyons Bilk &Lennox.
Cambria and /*tabor Lao. Points,
do. do. Montadoa.
Cloth and Tweed Circulars.
Summer Cloaks. *a.
Purchased under the influence of the War panto,
and to be sold at less than the cost of importation and
manufacture.
Ladles are invited to impact thhiutooh, without re
serve. betore purohasin elsewhere.
mr37 lm JACOB HORRFALL.ProVr.
ADAMS & SON'S STOOK to be dosed
oat at Lmeremt Wholesale
ORP.A.PER THAN j Et, Of *COUNT WERE
TAKEN OFF
after the sale was made. hIGHTIf AND ARCO.
earn
ritarttiAlNS! CLOSING 0131 , STOOL !
-M-Ar /harder to offer
INDUCEMENTS TO CASH BUYERS.
We will sell the
BALANCE OF OUR STOCK
At a it'll greater redaction in WWI Oulu we Sim
tHlifore nano, sad are dner-nmod
NOT TO BE IN ARROW&
By any .Reresit or Wholesala House.
Great Bargains in Fancy edge.
Great Bargains in F ulard
Great Bargains in Bleak Si ks.
tisalt Irma. of Mask Ottick from dgc. M
Great Bargai Robe s Orme GoPtis.
22 yd. Bares. at $3. Se 115. and $4.
Rich Printed Garages at 15X.26 St. 57Me.
Organdy imams from 150. upwards.
FIN k 2So. L AWNS ?OR Mo.
Gyo., esety thtfiate
Pine Mosambistlei tarp yards Inds.
French i• Mbruldariell, in Mat Tanaty.
800 French_sets Collars and dieser% at $l.
MEN AND BOYS' WhAN.
At lees than artuaraotureno: prices.
Forgone win find it to their iiiiiranhiga to examine
OW stocker
NEW AND CHOICE 60008.
Which we gnaranty to sell as low as any
.of the
Wholesale Houses who are now aiming out their stoat
at retail, R. STEn.f, & SON,
leo. 712 North TENTH She et,
mat shove iatom.
ADAMS & SON'S STOOK to be closed
mast Lowest Wholesale Prize_ j s
CIIKA_PER THAr4J.P A DlscuuNT WERE
rr OFF
after rhe sale wee made. BISIITIL AND ARCA.
rerle
4-4 POLKA SPOT PEEWIT LAWNS,
for ease at ing verde.
Anti Groan& W hite Folks Opote.
Mode Grenada White V*Um :vets.
These are first quality Frenett.
BYO & LaNDELL,
FOUltuti and ARCH.
........ „ _
50 POS. FRNNVII BAREGES, for salethis miming. 1234 cents.
on Goods marked down.
tars= b r oods, marked down.
. • osomisisaes, marked &mato IN ten%
.til &hi & ia&BDULiat
min FtitifiTht and ARGIL
.A OE MANTLES, BUORNOUS,
1-4pOINTIr9. Ac We intend from this date to sell
OUT MID, 'took of
.t.AOkl .61e1VPLAE. DOO ENRNOUk.WIA LACE FOINTES
AND '
30 PER CENT. UNDER. 008 T OF IMPORT aTION.
KIX AND CLOTH COaTS. ammo, MANTLED.
AND CIRCUL
At lees than the cost of the Material.
great Bargains is Stella Shawls.
• R. Minnie & MON.
Ne. 718 north WANTS Street.
sinire Costar.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
EYRE 8c LANDELL,
POIMTTI AND ARCH,
ARE SIIIVILILIKG GOODS AS WHOLDSALD SMOGS
ALL OUR ORGANDIES ARE FAST COLOR&
DOUBLE EXTRAORDINARY SALE
DRESS GOODS-
s,oto YARDS ORGANDIES, REDUCED.
3,000 YARDS GRENADINES, REDUCED.
3,00 YARDS FRENCH BAREGE, REDUCED.
3,000 YARDS MOZAKBRUES, REDUCED.
3,m0 YARDS FINE CHINTZES, RIMMED.
SUM NI ER SILKS AND FOULARDS, REDUCED.
in:29-fursvet
!AO PER CEA T. MIDDY, 008 T
‘-""-• YRICEI4.
SA Ve: TIME AND MONEY.
their
Perso
Dry ns odoof both, by sons at once and Duran
Goods
IL STEE ab o veN4
Nn. 713 Berth TENTH.Goatvvr
Who have a lar-o and we'll-assorted stook of
NEW AND LESII.ADLE GOODS.
Which they are now Gamins out at
THIRTY PER GENT. UNDER COST.
link and DIOS& Mal Uhl. at No.
Great Gamins in Good Black atlas.
Rich Ades of Poniard Sinus, front ;NM to ago,
worth 81.
Gray Goods for Travelling Drennan.
I ease Gray Poplins, sting, worth 116(o. enyll
G.O 0 D BLACK SILKS, 0 ALL
WIDIMR, fairproses.
Fine Grades of Bleat Silks.
Wide Bleak nzilka, for Coats
Bleak fides, warranted durable.
BY), LANDBLL,
mrlll EOLITH aril ARCM
.; VENT OASSIMICRES,
tlf good quality. and all wool.
$I Cassimeres, good and abeati.
Teat Mixtures, fanny and black.
BOYS' Coatings. Pant Stab. and Venting,
Mutiebit & 4.:0P14160
writs B. B. Corn, r NINTH, and MARK "C.
(lAEA& DRESS GOODS.
11 , -0 Otgandy Lawns. 32% oontn—worth 10.
tal••naffed barogea, 24 orme—worgh
oiiiiftetuam en, Onallies, )0,6 ton owns.
Bargains in Macon lore. 0 - Good'.
CtrOPkat & CONARD
m7l6yS5 S. B. Corner MIN rH and V , _ I rtK
14 A P DAY uutlthl.—WigLii AS
IL/
l ORTF D STOoTr. to be geld Law.
Black bilks, Fanny bilks and. Poniards.
fika les. Ittenamblqurs. and Oral' Vends.
Anchor Pop ine and Barest, anon,.
Bareges. Lawns,
_and Organdies,
Alen and Pays' Wear, Gloves and linelerl,
heNutd GREAT BeGfrIFLOB.
JO;NH:STORg!.
m,211 NO. 1/01 &Raft Street.
V o PEOIAL .NOTICIC
On and after this dohs.
tt
ITORIVIA 01114Til will
NVERY POSSIBLE INDOORS:LE T
TO
CASIE PURCHASERS OP DRY GOODS!
Being determined to redoes their Steel they will girt
Good Bargains I
J3eatittfal Panay Silks for 75 oents,worth etl.o
.0 awry Moll Pan /A 1 BAB for HI. well worth SIM.
Grenadine and Garage Goods. shout one half their
value.
GIST Mixed Goods, in every variety, from 8 omits per
yard to re eons&
BLACK SILKS. RICH AND LUSTROUS. VERY
Calf,AP.
Met Slack Brocade Silks, domino rued, &0.. &o.
& De Ladner, 0611000* Cassanores, Cloths, Postings,
Linens. Musline, Flannels Quilts, Covers, h a . . &e.
SHAWL. AND CLOAK-ROOM EXHISITIoN.
Prezio!' Lace Mantles, Palmtop, Shawls, Eugene'.
Cambria Labe Mantles Chanulle Lees Goode, ke.
Black B il k Goals. Mant le,, ha. in every style,
THORDILEY
I{. Corner HIGHWIL & BPSINIP *ARAM ats.
QUILTS.
Honeyoomb Qni
mareenies Gl,ut U.
Bheetings,Tinkingli.
Na kite. Towels. IN:TB/Mt.
Tableolothe and cover/.
COOPER & CONARDt_
5. B. OM IV 4TH and rim TIN
CLOASS AND MANTILLAS. DAD
--
7101.1.--Ladies are cautioned against the nefari
ous statements of persons formerly in our employ, and
4.60 0i0.010,i , of other cartiss, *ha rotarsesnt
themselves " to be eonneeted" with us, and their es
tabtishmente to be branches of the
' eras Mantilla
Amporiusi. Susit statements ors strop t lINTENTHEI,
is. eft to sosssars out dmat the 1011PIlt MEtiftt.
We bare no other store than the one we have oonn
fad these six yetis, at Me CitESTNUT Street.
W, rlitnirelt &
tnrl4-tf Paris Mantilla Emporium.
ADAMS ft SON'S Tut II to be closed
out at Lowest Whelan e PllOO6, _
CIIIILPF.R THAN IF DPICUIMT wzig,
TAKER OFF
after the Wayne made. bltiflTE AND ARCH.
wag
agtx 41T ARV GOODS.
COTTON DUCK, 4
StfIT4DLE POE TENTS,
TOR SLIM DT
./A
FROTHINGRAM & WELLS.
111129 i tf
JOHN TBORNLEY'S t 311 OBEITENOV
Street, north side—the oldest establishment in the
United States.
INDIA-RUBBER CARP BLANKETS,
Par ilesnx_ssoi Naafi Raci_chiants.
PVI'IItNT RUBBER CAMP BLANKETS,
KNAPSACKS _ RN hPditrall,
HAVBRBA 0K.% U a VUlta&Cill4,
CAN'T cENft, _ TENTS.
GUN COVERS, GCUNPBS COVER&
tie PK& AL.
UAlf. COATS, GAM. WATS.
And every othcr artlolethat 35 manufactured of India
Rubber—is of the best material.
my3.lm if JOHN THORNLIIY.
COMPRKS3ED BULLETS..Enited States
Mime Musket and Rifle Retie: also, every de
aintiption of Boned and Conical Undets manufactured
loonier. Large stooks constantly on hand. 0. dens Sited
ateight by THOMAS One LEROY & CO.,
Patent *lint and Load Woke,
" 1 and aoa WATER atrnet.
PI SW 1 /0 KR.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION:
BOOTS FOR OAVALRY
AND
SHOES FOR INFANTRY.
Ready on hand. and made to order, of the best mile
nate and wort mainstay at
LEONAR.IS BENKERT'S
Wltolosa'n and KENO Hoot and Vivo r wiallialnutinll
716 LliFtEsrituT Street. ovvrante Elsainno non ,
P. S.—BOUTS. SHOES, as d G Youths on
hand, and made to order, in workmanship and Win
mud to Gentlemen's wear. mr39.11
WANTS
WANTED.—A young woman from No
..ontd hine a Situation in some resnao
table ram yto Mire ewe of children. and m ake hemelf
tenerally inland, Can W eh and Ir tn. Wage. not PR
much en abject; u a home. Please address H C.,
fork. P° one myBl et.
WArtl'6ll-200'SADDLERS, or Men
A001:11t01110d to IleWilte light leather work. t ipoly
at No. 427 NEW MARKST Street m,St-Se
$5 otk WANTED
neo --A a first Mort.
FroD 9 rt - f. Addrja rl i f i l iv o . n a t n Ps e a r g i 1' sr
OULDKRB WHO HAVE EISHVICII AN
LTI apprenticeship at moulding Cannon Rolle and
Bomb Mills Will please Moro their attars= at Po. °OS ,
north I . 4soond street. myilLit*
HALUNEmE-INIA KERS WANTED.—From
Fifty to a Pundred more Rands can find employ
/Dept, gampptrig Reviaos.eicit far •ka _Unit•el RURAL Opal
aplAtOatioa at the Qnartegusetsr* Odin. U. 8. A.
corner TWELFER and GIRARD Street&
ma-MO SC
S Cori DIE AN D FITANLTURE BotreuT.
—Feather Beds, carpets. Mirrors, and all Vous°
heavies articles t r which the very - nlabosi osah elnee
Will be paid. Constantly on hand a naleot assortment of
Now elm Beoond-&Q d Perauture, muted to the City
trade Aral, or address, T. N. W AMR, rto. 934
MA', IC F. 0 Street. math ends. below Tenth 'trent.
my2s 6t*
WAN' lOD—AGENTS to sell PAUKA
GES of STATIONERY and JEWELRY, et
nom ono third less than can be purohnsed elsewhere.
can en or address ertanap erriolos*,dl J_ L. 21 IVEY. No.
114 oottwr Street. Boston. Male. mh96 In
FMPLOYEKS WANTING YOUNG
I Men. &0., er e invited to address the" Em_plcg.
meat Committee ; 'at the Room. of the YT
DinithsZt AnDosnattion, 1009 and 1011 oszerrN e u
olireet.
BOARD ENG.
summra BOARDINU.—A few !Warders
ii•-• elan atmotemodated in a private family. Loca
tion desirable. grenade extensive and shady, within ten
minutes of the city by fe , . Apply to cHARLAss
Kaabilsi PB'S POIN ry T, by letter to tiamdPu
Post Office. or via floost.- .Meet Parr,. testin an St*
BOARDING.—Front and communicating
rooms for pit.ntletnan in a vim olemant 'motion.
Gond Booad, and at moderato _pram.. Moe awl at
OAS REIM !WOO. Camden, ?- J, mos It
:BOARIatOARDING.—Four gentlemen een be
DING.—Four
onto fortably aoommodated, and it moderate
any... at 531 Y q KININ Scra, Camden. N.J. itri37l It
LEG/ki/e
IN IHE ORPLIARb' COURT %OR THE
CITY AND COUNTY D UMP I E R.. A DELFRIA.
'Estate of WM. P Deceased.
The.Atichtor epoch:kW by the Court to andit,,iettle,
and adjust t • first and aellOtlift Of Ida 4C YART
-11 ipa k.• Administrator 01 the slate of WM. GUN
NER. 000.6. ed, and to report oistrioution of the be-
MEW. is the hands of the atiootintant, will meet the
Mote interested for the purls:wen of Ms appointment,
httON Do ilat. at It *Wont A, M., At hie
I Coo. No. 130 tr. S.X l H P.treet, in the oily of Phila
delphia. DAY t D WittlaTEß, Auditor.
my3l-fmwat
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
s• CITY AND COUNTY or nut,ADSLPVIA.
In the matter of the etme Rialsil LAMM
. PENNE. doomed.
The Auditor a_ppointed to anon settle and adjust
the neeount i&t.l2 & LAGIJEJLESINE, Jowl
and GUAM. Bki DUTILH, .t xeoators of
the last will and testament of PeterLscuerenae,da
oeaeed. and report ditertbution of the butanes remain
ing in their hands. w 11 meet the parties interested. tor
the purpen*a , t 1 his annointwent. on Tab - AIDA Y..tone
nth A. D. Int. at 1t o'clock. A. 111..,5t hie Office no.
10% &nth FVURTI/ Iltrefitißoposhe Library, Phi
lade phut. I Ouhl Asidicor.
ImM-twin St
IN THE ORPHANS' 0013 RT FOE THE
CITY AND courrry op FNMA DE LPHIA.
In the rooter of the Irehde of SAME' dF deo%
The Auditor aganinted to mu*. cattle. ac d adiot4 the
aenonnt of AVNDUF F Y A donotanunx of the estate
of Jereee deoetteed. and report etiortort.on of
the Wanes remaining in her kende. inert the par
ties tirt.ree ed. for the Famines et his apeetartnent, on
ay DNEnD. V, hum ta. 13. Mt. n 0 . 01001
M., at ivs uffiee. No. 11,1934 Pone FOUttria threat,
movie Library, Philadeiphie
m>3l flew 6c Joilm HANNA. Andator.
DR. J. WISE. No. 36 North
FIFTH street. PIIILAPICGMA—Treaty
=moo nlit!. If epeliedL lola time, all dimities
of the LuIPIQ. I I I, irraitt/AT and it MAT. and
frequently cum CONBtild rum+ in it. third emi g re
e m
Re Ma restores ell eatable diatoms o f th s E
and EMIL Ito has _oven them hie sabre 'Mistime OT
the past ID TIMM. Will vigt Dittman. when deeired,at
tkeer e rndaness. WPC Saa Ir-
gm Fug NAL.M--M I:IILAJnE and "Ayr,
.
jaitAlairably 1004ted on MAIN Street. Burnzatoo.
M.I. Avon' to was. m. coLutrto,
400 oLlNOffetrestalulade•
Or to /NAN LIN WOOL •
030/4110000 ,* SIN Mont. Sur .
AMUSEMENTS
Nrsicuu, FUND HALL.
SATURDAY,. JUNE L
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY TimITIMOGIA.O
TO
MI9B ARMS' LO•fBD ALB.
The inaugurator of • Th. Lone Wither. end w , dowir
of Vo uwearrY Relief FULA" prior to her departltre to
indite e eireihr funds in other cities.
GUAM it MUSICAL MATINI K AT 3 O'nILOCIL
"4,13 CONCERT AT 0•91,9v1L
URALID zvzin
cloak tsiPONDENO.E.
To Mies Ririe LON , ' DaLl
InZAR MADAM Ut d funding that it ie your Inten
tion en proceed one patriotic, our for the ;wpm@ of
canting out the benevolent View* eo admirably man
linr..trd by roe at the Amide ..7 of 4'ol'o on the
of Mar. -orie that of providing a fund for the
the lone mothe sod w nowt; of Our b wow youursoes.
we diwn to py to. to your depart. re. to oirer lon a gent
plimentcry Matinee and ...en'
ng Convert out a thee
of the esteem in which we hod your generous en , rta,
and to won't in enabling you V. defre. the neemlearY
exponent of coon it tour. Truttitut YOU will EIAMB on
early dad for the Mane, we are. dear Madam, yoars
r.strntreliy,
ALvIA N OAR HENRY. THPODORSCUYIR
J. W FORNEY. 4 OR CON Mahn. lel /r.,
DLYIO rn LII• BROWN, BENJ. H. BA. voIITA
GE(' a. 00F.P.AY, lg. ONO- itiA It DI o fil.
U. II PRY. Jonfl TRoRNI.Wif.
E. It. FIANFORD. 308. R FIBHRR
D &TIDY AH A WOOD. R. n. MACK ErsZIE.
W. B. CUNNINGHAM,
krt., JAM EA PAGE.
.
AZ,N.V.AnD ,, ," TINNILY, EN., AND GINTLNMEN:--Oleep.
impreanan the commando Jun hive liven my
humtie argue in wee; 1 Dim. Y- to be a rrehter
woof, and one which is .I , C.riqu'i pe ',pillar ponvine.
eattefulty accept the cirrffer of ' , our generone aid, to
wwii.t me in the little patriotic oilmen nit I have de
mised. and would retmeetiitily ticsigi.ate mamma, meat
for a matinee and eTOMDK rmati.- 4, at the Mown&
Fund Rail. Yours, ever ciliate utly.
Able I o anus.
_ --
The following lniliee and gentle.. en have in the
kindest man• er velonteered their aid en this eeeninen
Min. A.Or irr DIN VIVI..
iddmo. qII logArEriam.
Miss L ZZIE /VOLK.
loaoo QUA.
(The Indian Voinlist.)
Mr. JOH 'r Z
Mr. A; OIL.F 8111 ciFeL,D.
Mr, Yr, 4, ( ' ' rßi^
gene 4.1..5
GRAND OK IRKSTRA.
Primula:l Polo Performers, M. M.
4CH LLE CROIX K noTcartz.
ZFUGL~.t
BO rTi ...ROOM,
.. don, k',
. . itOtII,SOIIT bet.
PROF . —THUNDER.
T,osetr admiftmc to either the Matinee . or heeelng
Concert si cent* Au+. can he obtained at alt the Menet
titerea ant , H tele, and at the Batt.
CARL WoLFSORN AND THEODuRE
THOMAS' mixsh end last CLARSMA G*o. RIM
will take place at the midway of Music THURSDAY,
May Seth. ISM. Ttokete, V. Can be had on the even
ing At ;no !rMAbGRAM M
tt
PAR r 1.
Bonet& neeennonste.(l l minor, On, tff.) Beethoven ,
CARL WoLv' '
sourr.
Pk Tr.
1, "Le trills du DiAb'e" T
Truconoas 111731*
I. "Rakoessy Margin"
...ART -1 /C? VsWii •
B. Andante non ntoto‘tionc nunor'Quartet.)
nebnhett.
Mosses. Taexis. KAminaml. Helmut.
4. Grand Duo o.maertance "Ler Monsen
Wo Omen ono Hopkinson.
Cant. WoLyolonti AND INNODOND TnUMU.
PART 111.
kniitette,lo . hroagirt
Kaiscatzszza,.llAse.iin, /Att.Lia,
Bolder' of TICTETS for Mr. Nastier's postoon o 4
Concert, of detti ult, will be admitted noon Preeeolfeloll
Of the same. m•9O It
WaLtiLTT-OTablrer TUBEarm
Bole Lease—. —Kr& 51. A. 0AR11174.
Maga MAzugger— Mr. WM.. A ORAPAt
Omani Aiwa --Mr. JOS' D. 14U
gAIIT WF:FIE OF TIER SEANON,
THURSDAY, FR Dav i Ati'D #3/t P4 1
~.RP AT,
frixteowii. Coventoouch, 41,14 ZigiliCenth fissigtio of iiko
Notional Drams of
THE PATRIOrn DREAM.
With its great cut, magnificent ioenery. and grand
tablesux.
Prices so wood.
t• o , PoON DAV the acrid-rOntoortitai Reeler * Mow.
bell's Minstrels rri/1 appear. IRAN%
oDONOUGH'S OLYMPIC! THEATRE,
RACE Street below Third
.
THIS ( EVF.NINGe May ast,
Wilt be eerift..rmed.
TRK MARTVII BOYS 0 7 '61:
.Riot in Bsitimore—Fisht between Massaohumetts Be
assnt and UM more Roughs.
Dalian: by Miss ebtse.
Cobehiding with
MR, AND Mk& I' ?SR WRITE;
as, wuo Deus 2UX /14252 nxboxe
Mr. Peter UV ..--.—.— tea , y Chapman.
Mrs. t eter White .... ........... Mrs henry Chaewen " .
INR FREA.RBA.—. Besot) , and the Benet.
AthISAIBia SID/LiDiIV4N,
A STEREOSCOPIC AND PANORAMIC EXHIBI
TION COMBENtiD.
MONDAY EVENING,
MAY 21, and every Evening during the witch, will be
exhibited
VIEWS OP THE PRESENT WAR,
with mechanical effects. Also, Bandermee moving
PAnOft.agga. OP THUS RU*S.AN WAR.
Appropriate music by a Brass Band.
Admission 25 cents ; Children 36 cents. Doors open at
TX. Commence at 8. mv2d tf
PN NA. AOADWAY OP THE YINI
AL
A NT r S y —le en CHE ST N N U UT STREET.
of t PAI T TINGS gh nd A C N PI A RE ta X now l o
B pe ITION
Adwottonoe X omits; Season Tweets Xi cants; Chil
dren half moo. Catalonia 10 woe, Itookholdeffi
11111 reeerre their ;Mete et the sodomy.
Oyer from I A. AI. till 7F. M., and from P. M. till
10 P. M. anig-tf
SUMMER RESORTS.
HOWLAND'S HOTgL.---
BRA BATEIThe LONG BRANCH. N.J.
The subscriber wil open his betel for the
UP Vleri.OßS
en PattirdaY. June 15.
royal am* si. HOWL AND, Proprietor.
ROARDER-i WILL B REOEIVID AT
li irtirtlS Ansi PitiPT4 . 7•lnta. tarp - how.
in C ra's
utster yous.ty• but shot ciasta,o. vue
pet& 9he dwellers g house fi,elg eh ded hien. with
large vs. stable and f nit gardens twill Cornish boarders
with ail the in, un e the country ash afford. heaty at
Oil nalit3Ord &rent. uts3l-6..
VPHRATA MOUNTAIN f-pruNGg.
LANnASTER COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA..
'lb'. celebrated tv, tering Place will oven for mi
ters on the ei day of JUNE. with all the attractions of
former seasons.
bitwited UP a M. 444041,100 feet a bevel tide'lestefis
overtookins the 'lob...at egm mote t eozeari the
world the air Ir...featly sure and dry at all times, ren
ders it proverbially healthy.
there are ample sia-ommodetions for 400 visibrse.
fine cradeo walk's through the (meet to the van na
syringe and 1111111111er WON! np P`e nralltain end to
UlttOtearre-cry from the top 01 wive - to prei euteei io
too tile one of the fineet and re at extenseve gime
ramie VieWk to be seen. A rood livery is kept on the
pleee, and beautiful (trivia around ; hot and hole Who;
a apletabo bend of Mnaio (from the ovreiania. of Pic-
Isdelubia 1) howling enrols and billiard laitiofilli with
tile iftteet ie ro• ea tables, barge moaner attached to
the puce. from whion 311 the veyetables mama
fresh for the table, which, 00. will he supplied fr om
the Phil eplphirt and Bwttinore markets an well se
from the rich usruitiltursa country around, earelat
and ettectiveservAnts. - -
_
Raving i4Pn Gunn, oted w ith the establiihmeet for
some year. with tee a. e oreprietor, the unclean. nee
assures the old patrons or the plum and The pa lie
generally that it will he condstAnd in every depart
ment, in Its former poptilar war.
Visite,' to the Yen] am will take the tam to LAW*
ter, thence 13 Mites /dame over pleneaut nails and
through a beautiful o metal. ' l `hroush Vegeta imMed
at the 'ennevivanis ttaiiroad and
etaultaV etreece, Pbtladelphwa.
For furtherpartmulare or eirentars the propr.et%
refer. to JIM V , Mt tit . corner riligt) owl VIN
btreete, and iv JAM kis 11, OrrYtnibi PD, fk , ficnth
SIXTH Street, Phi adelphis; or, address
b.
Ephrata P. 0., banomster on.. Pa.
mr3i mtf
B SIILPHI NP11.161 MARL,
W T
C4RLIFLE. Cumberland county, Pa.
The Proprietors take pleasure in • anonnoins to the
loathe that Ibis isassefio-nt estifihlishment is now open
for visite'. persons wedelns pure asoutFam air. mode
ainll waters, bathini, fiehinct an I 100 d 1191111 ii as refi
sonatas 9rloee , menet do enter 'men SO icy thew
doriple For . p&rtiouPira. send for threatens to
w g. A n and tlit " lleaB, ( of the eity of New York,
D. C. BURZCIVNT, Propnetores. my= 'X
BEDFORD SPOINGB.-A. G. ALLEN
rearpentfully informs the public that due well esta
blished and popular waled's; place is now open for the
rOOO lion and accommodation of vuntors, and Will be
NOR; open Amok t6e foot of Ciatober.
Pommy *risking Bedford Mineral water, Will be sup
plied at the tlynnss at the following Price& Viz 3
For 1 bbl ,os.lo CD"
" GO •
" 0
Dottie'. Pp - pint, per dos—._ . -- AP
Parties wishing rooms. or a , y information in tegartl
to the placc_,
_will address the B dford Mineral Banns'
Company, astiford, Pennsylvania. mi&Set
H ERR'S HOTICL,
HARRISBURG, PA.
The management of this well-known Hotel having
been lewd by M-we COY it PrHE ft. the resent
proprietors beg lanes to Inform• the public that the
lianas Is nom being_ thoronzh y HMV Ir VAT D.
FITTr lt. and i MPRO KIM a, mew to the groper
and comfortable aocammeitation at those pito may
favor the establishment with their custom Oneeta
wilt reoptne dun attention and sPurteitr„ and noeleeps- wi I be spared that may conduce to maintain the
hail in ft first eta. It GUIS,
Families and others desiring to Poplin in Hartle
burs °nogg the summer mouths will find pie Nowt
Boarding and large ar d well-Tepulmeu Rooms at our
establishment, upon moderate termTi'
ACO COYLE,
j en,u-or HVIIKA
m 27.1 m
SAPFb.
PmilrairiTaros RAPE DEPOT REMOVED
to No. dl Booth DISYKLITH Wee:, noar Me
ann Institute.
The tindersigned, theakful for peat favors, and being
determined to went future patronage, has moused as
01900 and convenien t . store, and has now on hand II
tned7:o r r n ic:e ol h L fid 'l rgri t' i r a ' sarg a rtii h a t q y a p! la
urrpti7 fire and burglar proof safes made.) alao, Lit
he • Unequal lad Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank
Lillie'. Bank Vault Poor. end Looks 4.111 be hooka,
to Inlet on short notice. Thu is the strongest, beet
presented, end 0hee.6.4 Data and Look yetoffOred;__
Also, particular attention le called to Lintel AM
Cabinet Safe for Plate, Jewelry, ino. This hare is eon
oded to warpage ,n style and eleganoe anything yet of
fered for this purpose, sad la the only one that le Adak
-17 fire and burglar proof.
EiriterJ a t No irda.—l have now on hand say twenty 'pi
Farrel, oetring,_ it 00.11 Safes, most of tuem many
new, and some forty of other make's, oomprowng a
complete assortment as to meg, and all lazily an.
changed for the now Celebrated Lillie Safe. They will
be sold at very low prices. Please Gall and elemlll e,
14111.1vif '! r! agar R 44,12 t.
SAVING FUNDS.
IAVING UPID--UTM) IST.AIt
TRUST COMPANV, *calmer TILTED lad ORM"-
MUT &mots.
LNIRREST PPTE PER CR247.
13.. R. CRAWFORD, PreAld4OO•
MEll R. HUNTER, Seen:teary and TASSAIRLTIM
oo hours, from IS until o'clook.
LWhn
turs. sin not ,Ininind in. "eat soslication M fit
ersla
ar p iptimos WEST CHESTER.
T 1 1118 vie, NOVIInYLVI
MA K Ash leave depot. corner ELkVeNT
and MARK.I47. at 8 n. 1a..M.90 P. M.. and 4 Y.
On
_Sunday. leave Philadelptua 7.30 A. M., and Wee;
uheeter at 4 P. M. b3O-tf
FAR 13 a I ATI E
AT 3 O'CLOCK r No
BALTiliati AND PT 4 LAW' arAAMBOAT
COMPANY.
(Etionson Line.)
via Ck.sapeake anti Delawameanal.
Oweof the new Iran teamhooto of th is c pa
omitrw l
love S h e an or rule oYclitioinet owes Wiriff TES
A rwriftrliou .4 (en. Gays excepted, at 3 e oloa
will arrive in Baltimore early the next mornag .
Freight of all kinds taken at the lowest rates; also.
catlie. Horses. !Stunk. Wenioh.s. &o.
For Freight, ADM at the O&M.
A. IitIOVEI3.
VIVI/84M ii NO. zit SOUTI I V. AR W Za.
mdrunk FOR NIGW YU/ 0 C
NEW DAILY LINE. vis!swan mei
ltanran Ronde
Phintoelplus and hew York EivreanSteamboij_Cow.
Ma, will receive (might on and after IetWIDAy U'k
Intent. sod !Alma dash go f P. In...delivering their oar .
Wk New York tee follownet days
.
Freights taken at reasonable rates.
0ra1.01..C._ . ,D1C Aft tee
1 . ( 0 , 14 sort% wit Ait vza. Pam ; ela%
AES 13dP Alen
non .1.4 and J ld M Ken Ail liavEß.-New York.
.`FOR NEW YORK. Till
Philadelphia "Steam Propeller thstuvetur
willoointnenee their business for the season on Molten'
gmh
Their Stesment are now receiving freight at itecend
pt.: ,ihave Walnut street.
Terms sooommodating. Arybrit. A l]tD at 00.
014 AMMO&